Journal Articles International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction Year : 2021

Antecedents of Dynamic Capabilities and IT-dependent Initiatives in the Context of Digital Data

Abstract

Big data has gained momentum as an Information Technology that is capable of supporting organizational efforts to generate new and better business value. We here contribute to the emerging literature on big data analytic (BDA) solutions by investigating the moderating roles of firm size and industry concentration in the relationship between BDA solutions and firm profitability. Using a unique panel data set that covers 13 years, from 2004 to 2016, which contains information on 176 firms, we provide robust econometric empirical evidence of the negative moderating effects of industry concentration and the positive moderating effects of firm size on the relationship between the use of BDA solutions and firm profitability. Our findings provide strong empirical evidence on the business value of BDA as well as the essential role played by contextual conditions that managers should consider.
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hal-02293680 , version 1 (13-01-2022)

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Lapo Mola, Claudio Vitari, Elisabetta Raguseo, Cecilia Rossignoli. Antecedents of Dynamic Capabilities and IT-dependent Initiatives in the Context of Digital Data. International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction, In press, 17 (4), pp.131-152. ⟨hal-02293680⟩
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