Key factors influencing digital content industry in Taiwan from the triple helix perspective

Abstract

The triple helix (TH) model of the university–industry–government relationship is an accepted significant determinant of industrial innovation. However, the evaluations of these three actors and the actors’ innovation or activities' effects have not been empirically determined. The aim of this study is to integrate the TH model and fuzzy analytic hierarchy process to develop an evaluation model that prioritises the relative weight of the factors’ influence on the digital content industry, specifically in Taiwan. The results identify the most relevant factors with respect to digital content to enable policy-makers to develop effective promoting strategies for the industry.

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