Taiwan confronted the downturn of the economic growth the hike of the unemployment rate and the sluggishness of the research and development (R&D) investment in 2001. However, it also occurred the emergence of new businesses, the opportunities of new jobs and the abundant R&D outputs in 2001. Year 2001 is namely a transition point of industrial development transformation in Taiwan. The direction of the transformation could be divided into two paths: one is toward globalization, the other is toward advance. In order to make the progress of transformation smooth for the local industries, Taiwan's government stipulated the ”Challenge 2008: National Development Plan”. During the transition, this paper indicated that steady supply of talent people to the local industries plays the key role that decided if the transformation is successful or not eventually. It's noted that manpower of mandatory conscription served for the industries related to the national defense plays an important role in this transformation. This paper addresses that Taiwan's government should make the advance-oriented young talent cultivation policies so as to develop the advance-oriented economy in the near future.