Impact of Supply Chain Resilience on High-Quality Development of Enterprises—Based on the Perspective of Digital Economic Development
From the perspective of the evolution of the internet-based economy, the function of the manufacturing chain in the superior development of businesses under the background of globalization is becoming increasingly important. However, with the intricate and dynamic market landscape that businesses currently face, the instability and weak resilience of the supply chain have become key factors restricting the high-quality development of enterprises. Increasing the supply chain's capacity to handle unforeseen issues has become an urgent concern for enterprises, especially in the era of digital economy. Thus, the article's objective is to examine how robustness of the manufacturing process chain affects the high-quality growth of businesses, with a particular focus on the regulatory role that the digital economy plays in this process. By constructing an empirical analysis model, this paper explores the four core dimensions of supply chain resilience - risk resistance, adaptability, chain recovery and creativity, and how to help enterprises enhance risk resistance, improve market response speed, promote innovation, and ultimately enhance these dimensions' capacities to encourage superior development. The regression test results show that the relationship between each dimension of supply chain resilience and the superior development of businesses shows a significant positive impact. In particular, the standard error is 0.07 and the regression coefficient of risk resistance (SCR1) is 0.28, suggesting that it significantly contributes to the high-caliber growth of businesses. The high-quality development of businesses is positively impacted by adaptability, as evidenced by the regression coefficient of adaptability (SCR2) of 0.25 and the normative error of 0.08.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Industrial Engineering and Innovation Management
- Published
- 2025-01-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.23977/ieim.2025.080112
- Primary Topic
- Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00