• 沒有找到結果。

第五章 實證結果與分析

第二節 建議

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第二節 建議 一、政策建議

依據理論之回顧與實證分析之結果,本研究發現地理鄰近性、組織網絡、社 會網絡、吸收能力與創新績效,彼此具有直接與間接效果,針對該研究成果,本 研究提出之政策建議與後續研究建議如下:

(一)持續推動生技群聚的成形

地理鄰近性對於組織網絡、社會網絡的形成具有一定的助益,透過網絡的形 成,知識得以順利的傳遞、交流。該項結果顯示,政府應該持續推動產業與學術、

研究機構的聚集。促進群聚成形的當前政策做法即是成立科學園區,藉由實證結 果顯示,肯認該項作法確實有利於廠商創新,應持續推動。惟應透過後續的成本 效益分析,集中並整合國內科學園區的資源,使資源獲得最大利用,共同創造適 宜的投資環境。

(二)加強產業、學術與研究機構的交流

由實證結果可知,透過產業、學術與研究機構的正式與非正式合作,有利於 廠商內部研發投入以及創新績效之產出。基此,政府應加強產業與學術、研究機 構的結盟,例如成立產學研的交流帄台,或是如國外廠商或產學的策略聯盟等組 織,抑或是經常性地舉辦研討會或座談會,提供產學研交流的機會,藉以創造促 成更多的合作,形成緊密的互動關係,進而傳遞複雜且重要的知識。

(三)協助廠商提升內部能力

內部能力反映了廠商的人力資源、研發投入,實證結果顯示,內部能力確實 對於創新績效具有正面影響。換言之,人力資源的培育、研發投入的品質與數量,

攸關於廠商創新績效之產出。因此,政府應協助廠商提升內部能力。透過產學合 作或高階技術人員的培訓機制,加強廠商內部人力資源的素質,使廠商獲取外部 知識的同時,能有效辨識並轉化外部知識。

藉由本研究問卷結果顯示,研發經費支出占營業支出極大比例;且內部研發 成為廠商重要的知識獲取渠道。因此,政府應適度補助廠商投入內部研發,或透 過創投基金的投入,增加廠商的財務帄衡,以促進廠商內部能力素質提升。

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二、後續研究建議

(一)針對研究對象加以細分

受限於樣本需求,本研究的問卷設計並未針對生技產業進行分類,而是將全 部名錄資料視為母體。然而,新興生技與製藥產業,兩者的產業背景與發展條件 不盡相同,所呈現的廠商資料結構必定存在著差異。是故,後續研究建議應將生 技產業予以分類,以醭清其相異的特性。此外,誠如前述章節所述,生技廠商具 有不同階段的生產過程,包含研發、申請專利、商品化等,於不同階段是否需要 不同的輔助條件,實有必要予以區分。

(二)研究方法的加強

本研究僅觀察區域內行動者的經濟活動,並未著墨於社經環境與制度法令。

然而,生技產業的成長與茁壯,極度仰賴政府所提供的資金與技術支援,以及健 全的制度法令。是故,建議後續研究可納入制度層面與政府角色的觀點;同時,

強化創新績效與空間的關聯,以求全盤性地透析產業發展的誘因與驅動力。

(三)結合經濟地理學與組織管理學門

藉由本研究文獻回顧結果,顯示經濟地理學門逐漸重視廠商內部知識管理、

運用等機制,視群聚或產業區內的廠商具有異質性。因此,後續研究應持續尋找 研究中的接合點,更具體描繪廠商於地理空間上的活動。

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B.自行研發

1. 貴公司擁有高度的資源與能力,不需與外界合作 2. 貴公司不信任其他廠商提供的資訊

3. 貴公司害怕對外合作導致機密外洩 4. 貴公司認為合作無助於產品開發

5. 貴公司採取自行研發,是因為先前有過不好的合作經驗 第五部份 廠商績效

廠商績效會透過許多方式呈現。請依據貴公司自我評估填寫重要程

度。

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要 普 通

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非 常 不 重 要 1. 貴公司透過申請專利方式呈現研發成果

2. 貴公司透過製程改善或新產品生產呈現研發成果 3. 貴公司透過論文發表或報告呈現研發成果

4. 貴公司透過出售專利權利取得報酬

5. 請問貴公司目前擁有的專利件數 件

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