The Supply Chain Analysis of Hakka Restaurants Industry for Hakka Liutui Regions in Taiwan

Chen,Jui-Ling,Guu,Yuan-Kuang,Kuo,Shiunn-Der 한국문화관광학회 2010 문화관광연구 Vol.12 No.2

Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) was applied to weight the 6 major and 18 secondary attributes from the data of interviews. The objectives were to find out the weaknesses of business development of the Liutui Hakka restaurants and food industry via competition analysis of the business supply chain. These findings would be used as references for suggesting a “Blue Ocean Strategy” to the future sustainable operation and an uncontested market of the Hakka restaurants and food industry in the Liutui area. The research showed that the top three priorities of the 6 major attributes were quality, customer service and marketing (equally weighted), and flexibility. The most important secondary attribute under the major attribute quality was product safety and wholesomeness. These findings would be provided to the business holders and governments as bases for making development policies and strategies for future sustainable Hakka restaurants and food industry.

The Supply Chain Analysis of Hakka Restaurants Industry for Hakka Liutui Regions in Taiwan

( Jui Ling Chen ),( Yuan Kuang Guu ),( Shiunn Der Kuo ) 한국문화관광학회 2010 문화관광연구 Vol.12 No.2

Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) was applied to weight the 6 major and 18 secondary attributes from the data of interviews. The objectives were to find out the weaknesses of business development of the Liutui Hakka restaurants and food industry via competition analysis of the business supply chain. These findings would be used as references for suggesting a "Blue Ocean Strategy" to the future sustainable operation and an uncontested market of the Hakka restaurants and food industry in the Liutui area. The research showed that the top three priorities of the 6 major attributes were quality, customer service and marketing (equally weighted), and flexibility. The most important secondary attribute under the major attribute quality was product safety and wholesomeness. These findings would be provided to the business holders and governments as bases for making development policies and strategies for future sustainable Hakka restaurants and food industry.

The Supply Chain Analysis of Hakka Restaurants and Food Industry in Liutui Area of Taiwan

Chen Jui Ling,Yuan-Kuang Guu,Shiunn-Der Kuo 세계문화관광학회 2010 Conference Proceedings Vol.11 No.0

This study adopted the concept of supply chain analysis to establish 6 major and 18 secondary attributes for evaluating the Hakka food industry in the area of Liutui (six major clusters of the Hakka villages distributed in Kaohsiung and Pingtung counties, which functioned as 6 allied military forts when encountered with invading enemies), Taiwan, through literature review and on-site interviews of the business owners on the aspects of cost, quality, innovation, customer service, marketing, and flexibility. Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) was applied to weight the 6 major and 18 secondary attributes from the data of interviews. The objectives were to find out the weaknesses of business development of the Liutui Hakka restaurants and food industry via competition analysis of the business supply chain. These findings would be used as references for suggesting a “Blue Ocean Strategy” to the future sustainable operation and an uncontested market of the Hakka restaurants and food industry in the Liutui area. The research showed that the top three priorities of the 6 major attributes were quality, customer service and marketing (equally weighted), and flexibility. The most important secondary attribute under the major attribute quality was product safety and wholesomeness. These findings would be provided to the business holders and governments as bases for making development policies and strategies for future sustainable Hakka restaurants and food industry.

Self-management Experience of Middle-aged and Older Adults With Type 2 Diabetes: A Qualitative Study

Fei-Ling Wu,Hsiu-Chen Tai,Jui-Chiung Sun 한국간호과학회 2019 Asian Nursing Research Vol.13 No.3

Purpose: Diabetes mellitus has been either the fourth or fifth leading cause of death among Taiwanese adults during 1995e2015. Older adults with diabetes are at higher risk of developing diabetic macrovascular and micro-vascular complications. The purpose of this study explored the self-management experiences of middle-aged and older adults with diabetes through a focus group. Methods: Purposive sampling was used to recruit patients with diabetes from the metabolic outpatient clinics of medical centers and regional hospitals in Taiwan. Two focus groups, comprising a total of 23 participants, were employed to collect data, and group discussions were held a total of four times in an education room that was distant from clinical areas. Results: Three themes were generated from analysis of the collected data: (1) “listening to the voice of the body and observing physical changes,” (2) “re-recognizing diabetes and challenges,” and (3) “selfmanagement implementation dilemmas.” This study provided new insights into the experiences of middle-aged and older adults in Taiwan regarding their self-management of diabetes. Conclusion: Healthcare teams should be involved in the self-management education of patients with diabetes as early as possible to reduce patients’ anxiety and to develop more patient-centered, culturesensitive clinical skills. In addition to monitoring patients’ self-management, healthcare professor should pay more attention to patients’ successful adaptation to and coexistence with the disease.

Preliminary Study of the Liouduei Area Hakka Industry and Cultural Tourism Using Analytic Hierarchy Process Method

Chuang Lan-Ying,Liu Hui-Ling,Chen Jui-Ling,Kuo Shiunn-Der 세계문화관광학회 2011 Conference Proceedings Vol.12 No.-

Taiwan is an island of diverse ethnicities and each ethnic group has maintained its unique traditional industry and culture. The saying "Tung Flower in the North and Liouduei in the South" is commonly used to describe the Hakka communities in Taiwan. "Liouduei" is not an administrative district that could be found on the map. The term refers to the Kaohsiung and Pingtung Hakka settlement in Southern Taiwan. In recent years the Council for Hakka Affairs of the Executive Yuan and the local government has made significant efforts to cultivate and support local culture and industry development. They actively marketed the Hakka cultural industry internationally and connected the local Hakka industry with cultural tourism hoping to raise public awareness of Hakka culture and establish a sustainable Hakka industry in a long run. In this study key evaluation criteria and literature were collected and reviewed. And there were 5 evaluation component fields 16 evaluation criterion items drawn-up. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method was applied to conduct the criteria evaluation analysis of the Liouduei area Hakka Industry and cultural tourism with the target groups including the municipal Hakka administrative agencies social organizations Hakka Industry Business and experts and scholars. The findings were summarized into a cohesive conclusion and the results of the analysis were provided for government agencies as future references for their work on the preservation of Hakka cultural tourism and promotion of Hakka industry. Overall the study suggested that the interviewees ranked "Product Quality Assurance"(0.303) as the most critical factor and ranked the "The Maintenance of Industry and Cultural "(0.299) as the second factor and "Government Subsidies and Promotion"(0.232) as the third factor and followed by "Economic Efficiency Improvement"(0.085) ranked as the fourth factor. Finally it ranked the "Hakka Industry Business Alliance" (0.081) as the fifth factor.

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이범희(역),( Chao Hsien Liaw ),( Jui Ling Chen ) 빗물학회 2004 빗물모으기운동 국제워크샵 Vol.4 No.-

Printed photonic elements: nanoimprinting and beyond

Zhang, Cheng,Subbaraman, Harish,Li, Qiaochu,Pan, Zeyu,Ok, Jong G.,Ling, Tao,Chung, Chi-Jui,Zhang, Xingyu,Lin, Xiaohui,Chen, Ray T.,Guo, L. Jay Royal Society of Chemistry 2016 Journal of Materials Chemistry C Vol.4 No.23

<P>In order to manufacture large-scale photonic devices of various dimensions at a low cost, a number of patterning techniques have been developed. Nanoimprint lithography is among the most promising given its unique advantages, such as high resolution, fast processing speed, high throughput, compatibility with diverse materials, and low cost. This review covers various aspects of nanoimprint lithography, including its operational principles, material requirements, and different ways of implementation. Nanoimprint lithography facilitates numerous high-performance and low-cost photonic elements, including optical interconnects, sensors, solar cells, and metamaterials. In addition, other related patterning techniques, together with their utilization for photonic device fabrication and their integration with nanoimprint lithography, are briefly discussed.</P>