多國企業與本國企業資訊科技集中程度影響因素分析—以金融業為例

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多國企業與本國企業資訊科技集中程度影響因素分析—以金融業為例

A Study of the Factors Affecting Information Technology Concentraton of Multinational Companies and Local Companies

陳柏菁 , Masters　　Advisor：蕭瑞祥　　

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6846/TKU.2013.00698

多國企業；本國企業；集中化；資訊科技管理； multinational Companies ； local Companies ； centralization ； information technology management.

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Various financial institutions in order to increase revenue, in addition to the opportunity to actively seek acquisitions, on the other hand also stepping up overseas distribution, hoping to increase its market share, as a regional or even global financial superpower. When branches to advance to other countries, how to construct the local organizations, information technology architecture smooth operation in the overseas, has become an important issue the enterprises concerned. This study is to investigate multinational companies and local companies in the financial industry that what factors will affect the concentration of Information Technology, as well as whether there are significant differences in the perception of these factors. Expectations from the findings that the financial sector as much as multinational companies in determining the concentration of Information Technology, the most concerned about what factors to assess the financial industry during the relevant 
decision-making can be more objective reference to judge.
After literature collection and statistical analysis, the study results show that:
1.	For the view of the impact of factors that affect the integration of information technology hardware resources, multinational and localize enterprises have a significant difference.
2.	For the views of the impact of factors that affect the concentration of information technology responsibility, multinational and local companies also have a significant difference.
3.	For multinational companies, whether Information Technology (IT) hardware resources or the responsibilities level of integration factors, both they focus on the impact of laws and regulations.

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