英文摘要 |
After the financial tsunami in 2008, the Cultural and Creative Industry was regarded as the fourth wave of economic dynamic, and many countries actively promoted output values with local cultural characteristics. Taiwan''s Cultural and Creative Parks have formed a creative intellect which combines cultural heritages preservation with activation. For tangible heritages in cultural heritages, in addition to preserving the original architectural style and restoration for architectural settlements, in recent years, creative intellect has also been focusing on how to reuse, so as to sublimate the value added of cultural heritages. Taiwan''s Cultural and Creative Parks make good “reuse” of idle space. To be more specific, the architectural settlements in tangible cultural heritages are integrated and reused by means of culture, creativity and industry. Through the Clustering Effect, creative talents, government policies and funds are gathered to make these spare spaces become a compound place to produce its value and output value with cultural creativity. The operation and management mode of Taiwan''s Cultural and Creative Parks can be roughly divided into public-owned and run or public-owned and private-run. One of the characteristics of public-owned mode is that its operation and management are all managed by the public sector. By entrusting some businesses to the private sector through public-private cooperation, the government can not only improve its governance capacity, but also promote the participation of the people or private enterprises in the promotion of government policies. Therefore, this study takes the public-owned business start-up by the central and local government as the sample, which are respectively 1916 workshop in Cultural Heritage Park, Ministry of Culture, and “Reach the Star” startup hub in GuangFu village in Wufeng Dist., Taichung City. This research is divided into two stages. In the first stage, in-depth interviews are conducted with the competent authorities and Financial & Administrative Department of the two parks in order to gain further insight into their operation mode and objectives. As for the second phase, in view of their operation mode and objectives, choosing “PZB service quality model” and “SERVQUAL” scale as the theoretical basis, and through the characteristic of service,5 gaps and the 22 questions in five dimensions, which measures consumers expectations for the service provided by the park. The study is aimed to discuss and analyze the operation mode and service quality of Cultural Heritage Park and GuangFu village, thereby examine whether the operation mode and service quality of both public-owned parks have achieved the operation goals under the guidance of different operating units. According to the results of the interview, Cultural Heritage Park takes cultural heritages as the main axis, while GuangFu village takes youth entrepreneurship as the main axis. Both parks hope to attract crowds with the activation and reuse of old buildings to generate the Clustering effect, and tourists can understand the value of historical and cultural preservation through visiting the park. The results of questionnaire analysis show that tourists are generally satisfied with the service provided by the parks in five dimensions of service quality, including management level, quality level, service delivery level, market communication level and cognitive psychology level. Moreover, the operation status of the two parks can correspond to the operation objectives and positioning. Only in the market communication level of Cultural Heritage Park are there significant differences between men and women in the aspects of publicity, guidance and service quality. Among them, men are higher than women on average. It concluded that the reason for this difference should be related to different thinking mode between men and women. In the future, it is suggested to formulate different improvement strategies for different ethnic groups. In addition, the results also show that every level in the service quality model will affect the development of the park, and with circular causality, the park can follow the five levels of the service quality model to examine the positioning and decision-making, and then make flexible adjustment at any time to meet the needs of tourists and the market, so as to perfect the cycle. |