The Study of Key Failure Factors for Taiwan Small and Medium Startup Enterprises

• Main Authors: CHUEH,CHIO-JUONG, 闕玖榮
• Other Authors: WU,CHUN-KUANG
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/93153613327193541838

碩士 === 輔仁大學 === 科技管理學程碩士在職專班 === 105 === The number of new enterprises is an indicator of a country's economic growth progress. The higher the number of new enterprises means more demands for the fundings. It also represents the opportunity for new investment is increasing. Small and medium enterprises have played a major role for Taiwan's economic growth miracles since the 70's. In Taiwan, 95％ of the fundings came from relatives, friends, colleagues and family members. Most people tend to praise the success of business investments but the key factors of investment failure is usually overlooked. There is a price to every success in business world and success is not always guaranteed. Investors suffer losses when investment does not turn out as expected. The results of the losses usually have great economic impact and all parties involved will be affected. This study will explore the key failure factors of investment for new enterprises in Taiwan. It will also provide guidelines and prospectives to potential investors before making decisions to invest in any new enterprise. Hopefully, the success rate of new enterprises investment can be greatly improved after careful analysis and evaluations. That is the objective of this research. This paper applies the Delphi method and interviews with experts to summary some key failure factors, A total of three questionnaire surveys are performed to derive consistent views from the experts. Afterwards, this paper conducts pairwise comparisons in the Analytic Hierarchy Process method to come up with the weights and priorities of individual indicators. A list of key failure factors for the Invest startup of enterprise with the Delphi Method and Analytic Hierarchy Process.