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    Title: 銷售技術諮詢服務給台灣微軟的合作伙伴與客戶
    SELLING TECHNICAL ADVISORY SERVICES TO MICROSOFT TAIWAN BUSINESS PARTNERS AND CUSTOMERS
    Authors: 鄭光杰
    Cheng, Kuang Chieh
    Contributors: 苑守慈
    Yuan, Soe Tsyr
    鄭光杰
    Cheng, Kuang Chieh
    Keywords: 銷售技術諮詢服務
    Date: 2008
    Issue Date: 2009-09-14 09:51:01 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 銷售技術諮詢服務給台灣微軟的合作伙伴與客戶
    Since the late 1990’s, Microsoft IT has been putting a great deal of effort into transforming its globally decentralized organization into to a highly centralized one. From years of experience in executing IT projects and initiatives, the organization has acquired extensive technical competency and competitive strength in managing global IT operations.
    As part of this global organization, Microsoft Taiwan IT team has also evolved from functioning in a purely operational role to playing a strategically important role in the local subsidiary. As Microsoft IT continues to seek new business opportunities that enable it to sell its technical expertise more aggressively to external customers, Microsoft Taiwan IT team as well as its regional headquarter managers are looking for creative and practical ideas to expand its business to any high potential areas.
    This thesis consists of three sections: a business plan for launching a new IT technical service to external customers, a case study of Microsoft IT’s transformation during the last decade, and a final discussion and conclusion about the feasibility of implementing the business plan. Firstly, the proposed business plan uses the author’s work experience in Microsoft IT to elaborate on a practical business model, its business scope, and the necessary steps of launching a new IT technical service to external business partners and customers in Taiwan. Secondly, the case study describes Microsoft IT’s role at different stages in its history by using the IT Strategic Grid to identify each stage of the organization’s transformation and further identifies the root causes of Microsoft IT’s past success and failure in its efforts to explore new external business opportunities. The conclusion uses Porter’s Five Forces Analysis to identify the current market situation and provide suggestions for Microsoft Taiwan IT organization in preparation for launching this new business plan.
    In addition to secondary information collected from the Microsoft and other internet websites, a few interviews were also conducted with several Microsoft Regional IT former and incumbent staff members to collect authentic information for the history and background section presented in the case study. A survey was also used to get feedback from local business partners and identify their interest in the proposed IT Technical Advisory service.

    Keyword List:
    Decentralized organization, centralized organization, supportive role, global direction, technical service, transformation, new business opportunities, stages, history background, analysis, market situation, suggestion.
    I. Executive Summary 8
    Service Overview 11
    Objectives 13
    Microsoft Taiwan IT team mission statement 14
    Microsoft Taiwan IT team business model 15
    Cost Considerations: 18
    The team 20
    The proposal and time frame: 21
    Financial projections 22
    II. A case study of Microsoft IT’s background and history 26
    Decentralized IT organization across the globe 27
    Awareness of the need to centralize the global IT structure 29
    Microsoft Regional IT organization 30
    Key initiatives to promote Microsoft IT’s business value 32
    Microsoft IT’s effort in helping product improvement 36
    An initial approach to business growth 40
    The first and formal business approach – MMS Program 42
    Leadership changes 44
    Case Analysis using the IT Strategic Grid 45
    Success and failure analysis of the MMS service 48
    Qualitative and Quantitative analysis 50
    III. Final discussion and conclusion 52
    Conclusion 58
    Appendix1 60
    Appendix2 61
    Appendix3 63
    Appendix4 67
    Appendix5 68
    Appendix6 69
    Appendix7 70
    Glossary 72
    Reference: None
    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    國際經營管理碩士班(IMBA)
    96933005
    97
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0096933005
    Data Type: thesis
    Appears in Collections:[International MBA] Theses

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