本 節 就 未 來 發 展 方 向 提 出 建 議 ， 做 為 後 續 研 究 之 參 考 方 向 ：
1. 結 合 多 個 不 同 產 業 之 工 程 變 更 管 理 系 統 進 行 分 析 探 討 ， 因 為 工 程 變 更 管 理 是 一 種 需 要 長 期 努 力 累 積 經 驗 的 工 作 ， 需 晶 圓 代 工 產 業 在 變 更 管 理 時 所 牽 涉 到 的 知 識 非 常 複 雜 ， 如 果 能 結 合 不 同 產 業 的 經 驗 應 可 創 造 出 更 完 善 的 系 統 。
2. 結 合 模 糊 理 論 及 人 工 智 慧 技 術 ， 針 對 工 程 變 更 管 理 而 更 及 早 發 現 其 相 似 性 ， 可 以 直 接 將 此 經 驗 累 積 成 知 識 擴 展 出 去 ， 除 了 可 及 早 發 現 有 類 似 相 同 的 變 更 申 請 內 容 ， 避 免 資 源 重 覆 浪 費 ， 更 能 有 效 降 低 成 本 縮 短 工 程 變
更 時 程 。
3. 工 程 變 更 管 理 僅 是 生 產 流 程 中 的 一 小 部 份 ， 可 以 經 由 此 系 統 整 合 公 司 內 部 其 他 系 統 ， 如 機 台 recipe 與 參 數 管 理 、 庫 存 系 統 、 生 產 製 造 系 統 ， 提 供 較 佳 整 合 性 的 資 訊 系 統 藉 以 提 供 公 司 整 體 競 爭 力 。
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