ABSTRACT Since the rapid development of the China port and the construction of the Taipei Port container terminals, the Keelung Port faces serious challenges; the port authorities must therefore consider its future operation strategies. While exploring its strategies, it is necessary to consider organizational restructure in order to carry out the reform measures and achieve the organizational goal. This research discusses the organizational reform of the Keelung Port, and it explores the future approach for solving difficulties as well as achieving the benefits of such reform. This research utilizes literature reviews and expert interviews as its research methods. It reviews literatures relating to organizational transformation, and discusses advantages and disadvantages as to Keelung Port’s organizational restructure. In respect of expert interviews, this research obtains solutions and suggestions from six high-level Keelung Port staffs as responses to the questions produced by the above mentioned literature reviews. The main findings of this research are: (1) in order to enhance operational efficiency and operational advantages, Keelung needs to adopt the corporation mode at its very first stage; (2) at the second stage, it is suggested to consider the results and efficiency of the first stage in deciding whether or not to continue toward privatization; (3) it is vital to pay extra attention to the existing staff’s welfare, and to provide job opportunities throughout the reform process, for it is important to secure the support from the government and to avoid unnecessary difficulties. The organizational reform is expected to enhance the operation efficiency of the Keelung Port, result in flexible human resources, simplify administrative processes, lead to more efficient use of funds and investments, and disperse the risks as a whole. With the above organizational changes and improvements, the Keelung Port will be able to operate with better efficiency and higher capacity in its strategy and program implementation, and it is also expected to enhance the competitiveness of the Keelung Port as it nears the final target.