摘要(英) |
The economic
depression of Taiwan has been impacting the real estate market which
influences other related industries. Recently, because of the
recession of real estate, the architecture business, for instance, is on
the alert. In order to survive, it is inevitable for architecture
industry in Taiwan to expand toward abroad, and Mainland China has
always been the main market. Shanghai, the international center for
economy, finance, trade, and shipping, is the primary building market in
China. Its government aggressively develops the building
market. The output value increases year by year; it even reached
into RMB105.6 billion (NT$422.4 billion) in 2003. Such a great
opportunity urges architectures in Taiwan to expand their territory to
the PM of building market in Shanghai. This report is to analyze
the SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, and Threat) of Taiwanese
architects’ developing Construction Project Management (PCM) when they
“go west.” By doing so, it evaluates the capability and competition
strength of Taiwanese architects and the potential opportunities they
may face. Meanwhile, it improves their weakness and tries to avoid
the threats they may confront to enhance their competition
strength. It is highly expected that this essay offers a clear
introduction to the procedure, current situations, and related
regulations of the market analysis of project management. By providing
background knowledge and experiences of Taiwanese architects in China,
this essay helps those who would like to “go west” understand their
abilities and the problems they may encounter to prevent from troublems,
and become an important imformation for developing PCM in Mainlan
China. |