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This thesis uses a case study to study the business model of ASML, a semiconductor equipment manufacturer, and how to apply business model analysis to integrate technology R&D and upstream and downstream resources, and strengthen its own industrial competitive advantage. Secondly, using the innovation of the joint strategy model, through cooperation with customers, and helping customers to continuously increase the value of chips, reduce the cost of chips per week, achieve a mutually beneficial and win-win situation, and become a pioneer in lithography equipment. The research results show that ASML is technically a pioneer in catching up with Moore's Law, its business model is locked in the high-end advanced process market, it continuously launches innovative products, creates new kinetic energy, and strengthens technology and integrates problem-solving solutions through mergers and acquisitions. Technology, open up new markets, and expand the distance from competitors in the high-end advanced process market. In addition, under the commercial considerations of technological innovation and cost profitability, semiconductor manufacturers and equipment manufacturers want to continue the development of Moore's Law and advanced manufacturing processes. How to support each other and create a win-win situation through business innovation and cooperation strategies to make this strategy sustainable for the company Business growth is an urgent issue for enterprises to compete for advanced manufacturing processes. This research will analyze the competitive advantages and differences of vertical strategies through the discussion of the upstream and downstream vertical strategy models of the semiconductor industry, as well as the possible future trends and changes of the industry, so as to find out the innovation integration and strategic direction of semiconductor equipment.
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