WiMAX
Key Factors to Build The Competitive Advantages of Taiwan’s
WiMAX Industry Based on Diamond Model
WiMAX
Key Factors to Build The Competitive Advantages of Taiwan’s
WiMAX Industry Based on Diamond Model
Student
Chih-Hung Hsueh
Advisor
Grace TR, Lin
A Thesis
Submitted to Graduate Institute of Management of Technology College of Management
National Chiao Tung University in partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
for the Degree of
Master of Business Administration in
Management of Technology
June 2012
Hsinchu, Taiwan, Republic of China
; WiMAX WiMAX WiMAX Michael Porter WiMAX DEMATEL ( ) ( ) WiMAX ( ) : WiMAX M DEMATEL
Abstract
With the rapid progress development of Internet technology and application, all developed countries are actively planning the prospective information and
communication policies, with the expectation to provide comprehensive infrastructure and application service of broadband network, so as to promote the growth of
information and communication industry and further improve the national
competitiveness. With the whole construction of infrastructure and increasingly high penetration rate of the mobile devices, people have higher network demands: such as wider network coverage, larger bandwidth, and more flexible mobility.
This thesis firstly discusses about WiMAX’s position in the wireless network technology and the current situation of WiMAX industry in other countries all over the world from the perspective of nation competitiveness. Next it makes comparison with the environmental conditions for Taiwan’s WiMAX development, attempting to work out the best development direction for reference when making decisions. The structure of the whole thesis takes Michael Porter’s diamond theory as the basis, the Five-Pointed Diamond Model developed by Chen Cheng-Nan and Tang Da-Chen as the reference foundation. After that, through the interview with the experts from the benchmarking enterprises or institutions in the WiMAX related industries, it verifies the obtained data by the DEMATEL method, and finally obtains the following conclusions:
(1) Apart from improving the networking industry clusters and getting rapid response, the government should take part in making the new-generation
technological specification, for the protection of the patented technology will make the practitioner more competitive in the global competition.
(2) In spite of rapid development of other wireless broadband technologies, WiMAX still keeps innovation in this specification competition. Till now it has become a candidate of generation-Ⅳ mobile communication technology, and won’t cause any technological integration problem for the vendors that have invested into it earlier.
(3) Among the five dimensions affecting the industrial competitiveness,
“governmental support” and “local demands” can bring the greatest influence, into which the resources should be put primarily. The great support and promotion of governmental policies takes a crucial position, so the system operator should also think about the potential market, so as to make the right products and supplementary plans, but not make blind investments. This is the way to popularize it and improve the industrial development.
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2008 Mobile WiMAX Fixed WiMAX
ASP Mobile WiMAX Fixed
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WiMAX 2,000 10 6 WiMAX Forum
6 2011~2015 : Infonetics Research, 2011 WiMAX 11 (1) 700MHz (2) 2.3 2.4 GHz a. 802.16 WiBro WiBro 2005 KT SKT b. WiMAX (3) 2.5 2.69 GHz 4 WiMAX (4) 3.4 3.7 GHz WiMAX
2010 4 WiMAX Forum Ron Resnick 147 559
WiMAX 6.2 1,400
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Clearwire 50 2010
2013
9 2
2 WiMAX
Clearwire 99 Q1 97 2010 200
St. Louis, Salt Lake City and Richmond
and Kansas City 37
Washington DC Baltimore
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ASP Mobile WiMAX Fixed WiMAX
WiMAX WiMAX Forum 2011 5 WiMAX WiMAX
WiMAX LTE WiMAX WiMAX LTE WiMAX
(Population Reference Bureau PRB) 2011
12.4 71% 8.7 12
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Telecom Regulatory Authority of India 2011 1
2010 9 1,031 2,000
0.87%
13 (
) 50% 20%
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2010 4,000 2,000
WiMAX 13
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WiMAX 2012 WiMAX 2,750 WiMAX 1,900 WiMAX 2012 WiMAX 20% 130 BWA DoT 2010 5 6 3G BWA
WiMAX Reliance Communications TATA Communications BSNL(Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd.)
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3.3GHz
Fixed WiMAX Mobile WiMAX
13
Tata Communications Bangalore Chennai Mumbai 168
WiMAX Bangalore
WiMAX Delhi Hyderabad
Chandigarh Tata Communications 350
1,500 Outdoor CPE Outdoor CPE
Wi-Fi Tata Communications
2.3GHz Tata
Communications WiMAX 14
BSNL WiMAX
75,000 BSNL BSNL 2015 WiMAX 3,500 BSNL 2,000 14 BSNL MTNL 2009 Mobile WiMAX 25,000 MTNL WiMAX SI Vodafone DoCoMo SI WiMAX SI MTNL WiMAX 13 Clearwire 2007 802.16e 7 SprintNextel Clearwire WiMAX 2008 1 WiMAX “XOHM” 15 Clearwire WiMAX 2010 WiMAX 2012 1 6 WiMAX 16 27
4G WiMAX WiMAX
WiMAX WiMAX USB
Sprint Nextel 2005
2008 5 SprintNextel Clearwire Intel Comcast Google TimeWarner WiMAX
“Clearwire” 8 SprintNextel
WiMAX WiMAX
2008 9 SprintNextel WiMAX
—XOHM( Sprint4G) WiMAX
WiMAX 2M 4Mbit/s
3G 600k 1.4Mbit/s 15
WiMAX KDDI 2007 12 WiMAX
JR UFJ
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2012 93% 9 UQ 2012 UQ 2010 5 WiMAX 2 2011 7 18 UQ WiMAX WiMAX POS 9 UQ 2011 2 EVO WiMAX
KDDI NTTdocomo WiMAX
EMobile WiMAX
2011 3 WiMAX
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M 2007/03
2007/04 NCC
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2007/07
NCC
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7 WiMAX
: ITRI 2007
80% WiMAX WiMAX
CPE USB Dongle ( Cisco)
OEM ( Alvarion) ODM
CPE 2009
USB Dongle WiMAX WiMAX
WiMAX 20
WiMAX Ron Resnick WiMAX
Sprint Nextel Clearwire WiMAX
ODM M-Taiwan
WiMAX WiMAX
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4 WiMAX
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Michael E. Porter(1990)
(The Competitive Advantage of Nations) Porter
22 1. ― 2. ― 3. ― 4. 8
8
Porter 1990 Competitive Advantage of Nations The Free Press.
Factor Conditions
( ) Human Resource
( ) Physical Resource
( ) Capital Resource
( ) Knowledge Resource
Porter
(Demand Conditions)
Porter
WiMAX 70% ODM/OEM
(Firm strategy, structure and rivalry)
Porter
(Chance)
(Government) Porter Porter 2000 Porter Porter (1) (2) Porter Porter 23
24 Hodgetts(1993) Van Den Bosch(1994) DeMan(1994) 25 (1991) Porter 26 Porter Porter Porter Porter
Wayne R. Cartwright Porter
Porter
Cartwright 23
) Porter 27 ( ) (Foreign Direct Investment FDI) (supernational diamonds) 27 Cartwright(1993) Nalura(1993) Dunning
Rugman & D’Curz Rugman &
Verbeke (Double Diamond) Porter
( ) Porter
Rugman & D’Curz
9
Rugman and Verbeke(1993)
Porter
29
(1) (2) (3) (4)
10
DEMATEL
(Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory, DEMATEL) Battelle (Battelle Memorial Institute of Geneva) 1972~1976
DEMATEL (1) (
) (2) (3)
DEMATEL
(Structure Equation Modeling, SEM) (Network Relationship Map, NRM)
30 (2003) 31 (2005) 32 DEMATEL 0( ) 1( ) 2( ) 3( ) 4( ) DEMATEL 1.
n n×n
average matrix A
A = [ ]nxn 0 i
j j i
2. initial direct influence matrix
3. / full direct/indirect influence matrix
4. causal diagram T
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( ) WiMAX
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(WBA WAP GPRS 3G WiMAX PHS)
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Communications Commission NCC) WiMAX 2011
6.3
(Essential IPR) WiMAX 94 M WiMAX WiMAX WiMAX 4G 9 802.16j WiMAX 4G WiMAX WiMAX/4G 4G WiMAX CPE Sequans Intel IC
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WiMAX/LTE
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1Gbps ITU-R 4G LTE 802.16m 802.16m WiMAX DEMATEL WiMAX DEMATEL WiMAX WiMAX
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3. WiMAX
WiMAX WiMAX
802.16e 802.16m 802.16j
2006 802.16j(Mobile Multihop Relay, MMR) Nortel Fujitsu 802.16j WiMAXRelay WiMAX 4. WiMAX IPTV WiMAX 4G 1. WiMAX
3. DEMATEL WiMAX WiMAX/LTE 1. 2. WiMAX WiMAX 3. WiMAX
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http://www.infonetics.com/pr/2011/2Q11-2G-3G-4G-LTE-WiMAX-Mobile-In frastructure-Market-Highlights.asp 2011
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31 -- DEMATE
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32 DEMATEL
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34 WiMAX
http://cdnet.stpi.org.tw/techroom/market/eetelecomm/2010/eetelecomm_10_0
17.htm, 99
35 WiMAX Subscriptions Surpass 20 Million Globally , WiMAX Forum http://www.wimaxforum.org/news/2866 2011
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