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    題名: 從動態能力觀點探討台灣校園創業團隊與創業生態系統之互動─以Dcard與盲旅為例
    Interaction between Taiwan’s Campus Entrepreneurial Team and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem from Dynamic Capability Perspective: A Case Study of Dcard and Blind Tour
    作者: 梁思敏
    Leong, Sze-Mun
    貢獻者: 鄭至甫
    Jeng, Jyh-Fu
    梁思敏
    Leong, Sze-Mun
    關鍵詞: 校園創業團隊
    創業生態系統
    動態能力
    創業歷程
    campus entrepreneurial team
    entrepreneurial ecosystem
    dynamic capability
    entrepreneurial process
    日期: 2019
    上傳時間: 2019-08-07 17:04:27 (UTC+8)
    摘要: 在全球創業風潮席捲下，台灣也開始興起這股趨勢。為了驅動台灣創新創業的能量，結合民間、企業與政府的力量，推出各種激勵計劃與政策獎勵，以帶動創業風潮。因此，各大學府開始開設相關的創業課程，舉辦各種創業競賽鼓勵學生投入創業的行列，其中也不乏一些優秀的校園創業團隊畢業後成立新創公司。另一方面，亦帶動諸多學者聚焦於討論有關創業生態系統的組成內涵與發展演化。

    本研究以動態能力的微觀基礎的角度來切入，試圖解析出校園創業團隊在創業歷程中與創業生態系統是如何透過感應機會、掌握機會及轉化能力進而與創業生態系統的主體互動，創造成長動能。本研究以狄卡科技股份有限公司（Dcard）與盲旅股份有限公司（盲旅）為對象進行個案分析，期盼能探索出校園創業團隊與創業生態系統的互動與連結關係，在學術貢獻上能補足校園創業團隊與創業生態系統在動態能力的微觀基礎之下相關理論缺口，在實務上提供後進校園創業團隊或是其他組織單位作為參考。

    本研究發現，社會網絡為校園創業團隊最重要的創業生態系統主體，是驅動其他主體要素和資訊的重要來源，進而促成創業資源的流動，建構創業生態系統的發展演化。此外，校園創業團隊於不同階段創業歷程的發展所需的資源有所不同，因而由校園內部轉向外部的創業生態系統的主體接觸，促使校園創業團隊與創業生態系統的主體建立互動和連結的發展過程中培養其吸收能力以取得競爭優勢。
    Embracing the global entrepreneurial trend, Taiwan has also begun to raise this trend. In order to drive the energy of innovation and entrepreneurship in Taiwan, combined with the strength of the private sector, enterprises and the government, various incentive programs and policy incentives have been launched to drive the entrepreneurial trend. Therefore, universities began to offer the relevant entrepreneurship programs and organize various startup competitions to motivate students to put into startup. There are also some excellent campus entrepreneurial team went on to start companies after graduation. In addition, it is also leading many researchers focused on discussing about the relational configuration of entrepreneurial ecosystems and its process and evolution.

    The propose of this study was to discover how campus entrepreneurial team interact with entrepreneurial ecosystem entities during the entrepreneurial process by using the microfoundations of dynamic capability theory. Dcard and Blink Tour are selected for this study and looking forward to explore the interaction and connection between the campus entrepreneurial team and the entrepreneurial ecosystems. This study was conducted to carry out the research gap in the studies of the campus entrepreneurial team and entrepreneurial ecosystems while adopt in microfoundations of dynamic capability relevant theory in academia whereas in practical as well as provide succeeding campus entrepreneurial teams or other organizations as a guideline.

    The study revealed that social networks is the most important entrepreneurial ecosystem entities for campus entrepreneurial team to drive others entities or elements and importance source of information, which foster the flow of entrepreneurial resources and create the process and evolution of entrepreneurial ecosystems. Moreover, campus entrepreneurial team require different kind of resources at vary entrepreneurial process, therefore they access these entrepreneurial ecosystem entities from the campus within external and also want to facilitate the campus entrepreneurial team which have absorptive capacity between the interaction and connection of entrepreneurial ecosystem entities to gain competitive advantage.
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    描述: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    科技管理與智慧財產研究所
    106364140
    資料來源: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0106364140
    資料類型: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU201900458
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