Resilient innovation ecosystems and sustainable business growth: Exploring the mediating role of organizational agility and the moderating role of digital platform integration
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resilient innovation ecosystems, organizational agility, digital platform integration, sustainable business growthบทคัดย่อ
This study aimed to: 1. to assess the direct impact of firm participation in resilient innovation ecosystems on Sustainable Business Growth (SBG); 2. examine the mediating role of Organizational Agility (OA) in translating the benefits of ecosystem participation into long-term growth performance; 3. evaluate the moderating role of Digital Platform Integration (DPI) in strengthening the relationship between RIE and OA; 4. develop and empirically test a moderated mediation model linking RIE, OA, DPI, and SBG in innovation-intensive industries; and 5. provide theoretical and managerial insights for designing ecosystem participation strategies, enhancing agility capabilities, and leveraging digital platforms for competitive advantage and sustainability. The sample consisted of 390 innovation-intensive firms in Northern Thailand. This study employs Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Hayes' PROCESS analysis were employed to test a moderated mediation model. The results showed that: 1. RIEs had a significant positive impact on SBG; 2. OA partially mediated the relationship between RIEs and SBG, supporting the Dynamic Capabilities perspective that agility underpins sensing, seizing, and reconfiguration; 3. DPI played a significant moderating role between RIEs and OA and strengthened the indirect effect of RIEs on SBG through OA; 4. the overall model was empirically supported, demonstrating the interactive mechanisms among ecosystem resilience, agility, and digital integration. 5. The study advances the literature by integrating resilience theory, dynamic capabilities theory, and platform theory into a unified explanatory framework. In practice, this study provides actionable insights for SMEs seeking to achieve long-term sustainability under turbulence and policy recommendations for governments to invest in national digital infrastructure and open innovation platforms.
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