Purpose- This paper aims to examine the impacts of IT
Capability and its four sub-dimensions on the firm competitiveness at the
logistics sector. IT capabilities have four sub-dimensions
as IT infrastructure, IT business experience, IT relationship resources and IT
human resources. IT infrastructure capability refers to the combinate hardware,
software, network resources and services. IT business experience, is an ability
to unify IT strategy and business strategy. IT relationship resource, is a
capability to compound IT functions with business units and IT resources. IT
human resources stand for an organizational resource and capability.
Methodology- The data
was collected from the national industry of logistics service providers
associated in the international forwarding associations UND by questionnaire
method. 450 questionnaires were distributed, 428 of them was returned (a
response rate of 95%). Findings- All data was analysed by SPSS
programme. First of all demographic characteristics of the respondents were presented
by the frequency analysis. Then correlation analyse was used and it was found
significant and positive relationships among IT Capability, its four
sub-dimensions and competitiveness. At last regression analyses were used.
Conclusion- The results
of analyses showed that a firm’s IT capability and its sub dimensions have
positive effects on competitiveness, as
proposed for this study.
IT capability IT infrastructure IT business experience IT relationship resources IT human resources Competitiveness
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Publication Date | June 30, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2017 |
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