Add to ORKGThis paper investigates the success factors of the Korean LCD industry in East Asia. These factors are described in relation to two contexts: the favorable environment surrounding the Korean LCD industry and the strategies and competencies developed by Korean companies. Success, including that of a specific firm, is usually not achieved, solely, by the efforts of a single player; it requires generally favorable conditions in the outside environment. Market conditions and rivalry among competitors are discussed as environmental factors favorable to Korean companies. Regarding the controllable strategies that Korean firms took to become top of the world’s LCD industry, three (technology development, investment, and manufacturing) are explaine...
83 p.Recognised as the largest Asian tiger, South Korea remains one of the world's fastest growing e...
3C(Computers、Communications and Consumer) products are very popular and the supply of 3C products fa...
The primary goal of this paper is to explore the microeconomic foundation of Korean firms’ adoption ...
[[abstract]]The strong and sustained growth performance over the last few decades of the emerging ec...
Today, Korean companies are at a crossroad between success and failure. Whether or not they overcom...
[[abstract]]The strong and sustained growth performance over the last few decades of the emerging ec...
The paper discusses the main role of the Korean entertainment industry as “global dream factories” b...
Korean firms have rapidly grown from domestic firms to multinational corporations through the decade...
Taiwan and Korean are in fierce competition in the LCD panel industry and together dominate over 70%...
Korea’s five leading industries-chemical, automobile, shipbuilding, metal and electronics-have...
This paper explores the relationship between industrial dynamics and corporate strategies, in the se...
Abstracts We wanted to show the different group dynamics of factors for success and failure cases fo...
This paper investigates critical factors affecting the likelihood of new product success and effecti...
Nothing better captures the development vitality that spur South Korea to resume itself from its eco...
I. The Debate on the cost of production in Korea 2. Methodology 3. Major Foreign Investors in Ko...
83 p.Recognised as the largest Asian tiger, South Korea remains one of the world's fastest growing e...
3C(Computers、Communications and Consumer) products are very popular and the supply of 3C products fa...
The primary goal of this paper is to explore the microeconomic foundation of Korean firms’ adoption ...
[[abstract]]The strong and sustained growth performance over the last few decades of the emerging ec...
Today, Korean companies are at a crossroad between success and failure. Whether or not they overcom...
[[abstract]]The strong and sustained growth performance over the last few decades of the emerging ec...
The paper discusses the main role of the Korean entertainment industry as “global dream factories” b...
Korean firms have rapidly grown from domestic firms to multinational corporations through the decade...
Taiwan and Korean are in fierce competition in the LCD panel industry and together dominate over 70%...
Korea’s five leading industries-chemical, automobile, shipbuilding, metal and electronics-have...
This paper explores the relationship between industrial dynamics and corporate strategies, in the se...
Abstracts We wanted to show the different group dynamics of factors for success and failure cases fo...
This paper investigates critical factors affecting the likelihood of new product success and effecti...
Nothing better captures the development vitality that spur South Korea to resume itself from its eco...
I. The Debate on the cost of production in Korea 2. Methodology 3. Major Foreign Investors in Ko...
83 p.Recognised as the largest Asian tiger, South Korea remains one of the world's fastest growing e...
3C(Computers、Communications and Consumer) products are very popular and the supply of 3C products fa...
The primary goal of this paper is to explore the microeconomic foundation of Korean firms’ adoption ...