The Research on the Impact of Big Data Capabilities on Innovation Performance of Platform Enterprises
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The objectives of this research were: (1)To analyze the process and mechanism of the impact of big data capabilities on the innovation performance of platform enterprises.(2)To analyze the mediating effect of knowledge governance between big data capabilities and platform enterprise innovation performance.(3)To analyze the moderating effect of environmental volatility on the relationship between big data capabilities and platform enterprise innovation performance. This study takes platform enterprises as the research object and uses a questionnaire survey method to collect data. This study analyzed the data by using statistical software such as SPSS and applying methods such as reliability testing, validity testing, and multilevel regression analysis.
The results found that: (1)Big data capabilities have a significant positive impact on the innovation performance of platform enterprises.(2)Knowledge governance plays a partial intermediary role between big data capabilities and platform enterprise innovation performance.(3)Environmental volatility negatively regulates the relationship between big data capabilities and platform enterprise innovation performance.
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