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  1. NTU Theses and Dissertations Repository
  2. 管理學院
  3. 管理學院企業管理專班(Global MBA)
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dc.contributor.advisor韓廷允(Jung-Yun Han)
dc.contributor.authorMiyuki Kinoshitaen
dc.contributor.author木下美裕貴zh_TW
dc.date.accessioned2021-06-07T17:40:57Z-
dc.date.copyright2021-02-22
dc.date.issued2021
dc.date.submitted2021-02-03
dc.identifier.citation[1] Deloitte US (2019), Mergers-acquisitions-trends-2019 https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/us/Documents/mergers-acqisitions/us-mergers-acquisitions-trends-2019-report.pdf
[2] Ministry of Economy Japan(2018),Overseas M A Study Group by Japanese Companieshttps://www.meti.go.jp/press/2017/03/20180327003/20180327003-1.pdf
[3] KPMG Japan (2020), Cross border M A of Japanese companies https://assets.kpmg/content/dam/kpmg/jp/pdf/2020/jp-global-value-up-20200508.pdf
[4] PWC Japan, (2020), Overseas M A and Japanese companies, https://www.meti.go.jp/press/2019/04/20190409003/20190409003-1.pdf
[5] David G, (2019) Post-Merger Integration Action Planning, Harvard Business School
[6] John Coates, (2017), The Merger and Acquisitions Process, Harvard Law School
[7] Willis Watson, (2016), PMI to realize M A synergies, Toyo Keizai Co., Ltd.
[8] Allen Hervy., L.J. Bourgeois, (2013) TWENTY QUESTIONS FOR M A, The University of Virginia Daren school foundation
[9] Stephan H.R, Suzanne H, Jacquelyn P. (2018), How to make your Post- Merger Reorg A Success, Harvard Business Review
[10] Prashant K, Harbir S, Anand P.P, (2009) Don’t integrate your acquisitions, Partner with them, Harvard Business Review
[11] Lipi Patel., L.J. Bourgeois, (2009) NOTE ON POSTMERGER INTEGRATION, University of Virginia Daren school foundation
[12] Clayton M. Christensen, R Alton, Curtis R and Andrew W, (2011) The Big Idea: The New M A Playbook, Harvard Business magazine
dc.identifier.urihttp://tdr.lib.ntu.edu.tw/jspui/handle/123456789/15474-
dc.description.abstractIn 2019, both the number of M A (Merger and Acquisition) and amount of deal transactions reached record highs in Japan. M A is becoming an important management method not only for big companies but also for SMEs. In the past, in Japan, many business structure transformations were centered on own resources, and M A was considered to be a special method. However, with the progress of economic globalization and the demand for speed in business transformation, M A has been attracting attention as a powerful tool for achieving that challenge.
The success of cross-border M A, which can aim for global expansion, gaining the excellent resources, organizational change, horizontal and vertical business domain expansion, is very important for Japanese companies to have a long-term presence in the world. However, approximately, 65% to 85%of mergers fail. (Lipi and Bourgeois, 2009). Failure of M A does not only cause the financial big loss, but also causes loss of growth opportunities in the medium to long term, deterioration of employee morale, non-retention of talent, resulting in a decline in corporate value and bring a big threat of sustainability. The reasons of failed includes post-merger and acquisition integration especially for cultural and management parts. Under these circumstances, the post-merger and acquisition integration (PMI) process that determines the success or failure, now focus point of the attention.
   Regarding to the M A market analysis, in terms of PMI phase especially for cultural and HR field, there are not many players in Japan. Moreover, even most of companies don’t offer cross-border PMI and they don’t target the SMEs. Therefore, cross-border PMI for SMEs in Japan has growth potential, but it is an area where many companies have not yet entered.
Through in-depth interviews and strategic research, I saw the potential clients’ pain point and gain regarding the post M A integration especially for cultural, HR field. Based on these facts, I’d like to propose a business plan of cross-border PMI consulting company, Global Integration Lead, that can help to minimize the problems and support the creation of further synergies between an acquiring and a target company. This is comprehensive cross boarder PMI service to lead the effective culture/Organization integration. In our service, our main client’s segments are small to medium size Japanese companies which have the intention to acquire foreign companies and vice versa. Because middle size companies’ cross boarder deal is increasing in this decade and these SMEs have not much experience in cross-border M A and their resource are also limited.
   Through this service, we aim to increase the success rate of M A of Japanese SMEs, accelerate business growth, and increase the number of companies that can make a presence in the world for medium to long term base.
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dc.description.tableofcontentsⅠ. Abstract ………………………………………………………………………ii
Ⅱ. Table of Contents ……………………………………………iv
Ⅲ. List of Tables ……………………………………………………vi
Ⅳ. List of Figures……………………………………………………vi
1 Merger and Acquisition’s History in Japan-----------------------------1
2 Merger and Acquisition’s deal situation both of Worldwide and Japan---2
2.1 Deal trend------------------------------------------------------------2
2.2 Key factors in Cross-border M A -------------------------------------8
2.3 Idiosyncratic difficulties for Japanese companies--------------------10
3 Methodology----------------------------------------------------------13
4 PMI consulting Market Analysis --------------------------------------14
4.1 Estimate market size-------------------------------------------------14
4.2 Porters 5 forces ----------------------------------------------------14
4.3 Competitors ---------------------------------------------------------17
5 Interviews and case studies -----------------------------------------21
5.1 Potential Client, CEO -----------------------------------------------22
5.2 Global HR -----------------------------------------------------------24
5.3 PMI specialist-------------------------------------------------------25
5.4 Acquired company’s CEO-----------------------------------------------28
5.5 Potential Partner ---------------------------------------------------31
5.6 Competitor --------------------------------------------------------- 32
6 Business Model ----------------------------------------------------- 33
6.1 Company base information ------------------------------------------ 33
6.2 Target customer segment---------------------------------------------34
6.2.1 Target Customer segment--------------------------------------------- 34
6.2.2 Customer’s Pain ---------------------------------------------------- 35
6.2.3 Customer’s Gain -----------------------------------------------------36
6.3 Business Model ------------------------------------------------------37
6.4 Our PMI project illustration---------------------------------------- 40
6.5 Our team ------------------------------------------------------------47
7 Business Model Canvas------------------------------------------------47
7.1 Value propositions ------------------------------------------------- 48
7.2 Channels ----------------------------------------------------------- 49
7.3 Customer relationships --------------------------------------------- 49
7.4 Revenue stream ----------------------------------------------------- 51
7.5 Key resources ------------------------------------------------------ 52
7.6 Key Activities------------------------------------------------------ 53
7.7 Key partners ------------------------------------------------------- 54
7.8 Cost structure ----------------------------------------------------- 55
8 Operation plan ----------------------------------------------------- 55
9 Financial projection------------------------------------------------ 59
9.1 Startup cost ------------------------------------------------------- 59
9.2 Sales forecast ----------------------------------------------------- 59
9.3 Income Statement --------------------------------------------------- 60
9.4 Cash flow statement ------------------------------------------------ 60
9.5 Balance sheet ------------------------------------------------------ 61
10 Limitation and Constraints------------------------------------------ 62
References ----------------------------------------------------------------- 63
dc.language.isoen
dc.subject商業計畫書zh_TW
dc.subject企業合併與收購zh_TW
dc.subjectcross border M Aen
dc.subjectintegrationen
dc.subjectbusiness planen
dc.subjectpost M A integrationen
dc.subjectHRen
dc.title商業計畫書 跨國企業合併與收購後人力資源與文化整合zh_TW
dc.titleGlobal Integration Lead
Business Plan for Cross-border HR PMI Consulting Service
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dc.typeThesis
dc.date.schoolyear109-1
dc.description.degree碩士
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee謝源弘(James Hsieh),謝冠雄(Edward Hsieh)
dc.subject.keyword企業合併與收購,商業計畫書,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordcross border M A,post M A integration,business plan,integration,HR,en
dc.relation.page64
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU202100456
dc.rights.note未授權
dc.date.accepted2021-02-04
dc.contributor.author-college管理學院zh_TW
dc.contributor.author-dept企業管理碩士專班zh_TW
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