第五章 結論與建議
5.4 未來研究方向
一、製造彈性為一多元構面，而本研究僅使用三項外部製造彈性進行研究，
而根據表 4.7 之路徑分析結果，模式解釋能力 R2值最高僅為 0.363，最 低為0.195；原因可能是除了本研究之市場導向與製造彈性影響製造優勢 外，尚有其他因素會影響製造優勢的表現，因此後續研究可將其他製造 彈性的構面加入，更深入探討市場導向與製造彈性對製造優勢之影響關 係。
二、本研究在產量彈性的衡量方式上，基於零件儲存成本與缺貨成本的數 據，取得上有其困難度，因此，本研究僅採用幅度觀點用以衡量產量彈 性；然而近年來學者們在產量彈性的衡量方式上多採用整合性觀點，同 時從幅度觀點與機動性觀點來做分析探討，後續研究期能克服此困難 點，將機動性觀點也納入考量，再詳細探討市場導向、製造彈性對製造 優勢之影響關係，以增加研究之完整性。
三、本研究所建構市場導向、製造彈性對製造優勢之因果關係模式，由於產
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2. 貴公司資本額為新台幣： 萬元。
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中華大學科技管理研究所 指導教授：楊振隆 博士 研 究 生：黃楣棋 敬上
聯絡人：黃楣棋 聯絡電話：(03) 5374281 轉 6077 聯絡地址：新竹市東香里六鄰五福路二段707 號 E-mail：m9203007@chu.edu.tw