The Role of Information Technology in Enhancing Organizational Efficiency and Innovation

In this article potential of Information Technology (IT) in the improvement of organizational performance and innovation is discussed. It uses both quantitative questionnaires and qualitative case investigations to determine how different IT tools enhance operational and organisational innovation solutions. The research findings show that introduced IT solutions, including ERP systems, cloud technologies, and real-time analytics, increase efficiency by improving the effectiveness of processes; by decreasing expenses; and by increasing the speed of making decisions. Furthermore, lately, better technological support from IT technologies, including the Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Machine Learning (ML), serves as enablers of innovation through new product development and into new markets. However, the study reveals the following various limitations: integration problems, organizational opposition, IT security threats, security threats of personal data, and technological life cycle. To overcome these challenges, change management, strong security solution, and regular IT assessment are the key factors to consider. It further underlines the significance of IT in organisational performance and offers guidelines for future studies to detect the sustainable impact of IT implementation and the contribution of new technologies in sustaining the competitive advantage in the future.

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2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icisct64202.2024.10956424
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In this article potential of Information Technology (IT) in the improvement of organizational performance and innovation is discussed. It uses both quantitative questionnaires and qualitative case investigations to determine how different IT tools enhance operational and organisational innovation solutions. The research findings show that introduced IT solutions, including ERP systems, cloud technologies, and real-time analytics, increase efficiency by improving the effectiveness of processes; by decreasing expenses; and by increasing the speed of making decisions. Furthermore, lately, better technological support from IT technologies, including the Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Machine Learning (ML), serves as enablers of innovation through new product development and into new markets. However, the study reveals the following various limitations: integration problems, organizational opposition, IT security threats, security threats of personal data, and technological life cycle. To overcome these challenges, change management, strong security solution, and regular IT assessment are the key factors to consider. It further underlines the significance of IT in organisational performance and offers guidelines for future studies to detect the sustainable impact of IT implementation and the contribution of new technologies in sustaining the competitive advantage in the future.

Manipal Academy of Higher Education (IN), NIMS University (IN), Rayat Bahra University (IN), Iraqi University (IQ), University of Kerbala (IQ), Punjab Engineering College (IN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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