Corporate maturity mismatch and enterprise digital transformation: Evidence from China

Hu, Yan; Che, Dexin; Wu, Fei; Xi, Chang

doi:10.1016/j.frl.2023.103677

Cited by 49 publications

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“…However, there are several problems that an enterprise may face at different stages of implementing a digital modelling system. Hu et al examine another aspect of the topic, such as the digital readiness of an enterprise for digitalization [28]. To assess the level of the digital readiness of a mining enterprise, the authors analyzed the most significant factors and identified problem areas: uninterrupted power supply, communication, and Internet access.…”

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Digital Simulation of Open-Pit Mining Organisation System

Kunytska

2023

GEOMATE

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The process of digitalization in Ukraine is slow, so studying the state of digitalization of the mining industry is a very relevant issue and will help increase the competitiveness and efficiency of enterprises, which is important for the development of the national economy. The research aims to the state of mining industry digitalization in Ukraine, develop an effective methodology for volumetric modelling of open-pit mining enterprises, and implement an effective digital modelling system. Research methods include analysis of literature sources, factor and situational analysis, comparative economic analysis, system analysis of software, and digital modelling of the enterprise system. Mining and geological data processing and mathematical modelling were used to obtain the following results: the data were digitized, a polygon database was built, the area of the ore body was determined, the cut planes were constructed and drilling and blasting operations were modelled. The creation of a frame and block model of the deposit is investigated and a methodology for block modelling of mineral quality is proposed, which will allow for high-reliability zoning of technological types of minerals in the quarry. Implementing an integrated software system for the digital modelling of the deposit will enable efficient visualization of the distribution of useful components, resulting in improved competitiveness and modernized planning and management of mining processes. The proposed block modelling methodology for the open pit space further enhances the practical value of the study.

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Digital Simulation of Open-Pit Mining Organisation System

Kunytska

2023

GEOMATE

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“…Digital Transformation. In alignment with text extraction methodologies utilized in earlier studies by Hu et al (2023), we have employed text extraction techniques to quantify the occurrence frequency of pertinent digital-related keywords within the annual reports released by listed manufacturing enterprises . These keywords encompass terms such as "artificial intelligence," "data technology," "cloud computing," "blockchain" among others.…”

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Does lean inventory management alleviate financing constraints?

Wang,

Yao,

Zhu

et al. 2024

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PurposeThis study explores the intricate relationship between inventory leanness, financial constraints and digital transformation in listed Chinese manufacturing firms.Design/methodology/approachUsing a large panel data collected from 2,563 Chinese listed manufacturing enterprises over the period from 2012 to 2021, this research employs the instrumental variable method combined with two-stage least squares estimators to explore the U- shaped relationship between inventory leanness and financial constraints. Furthermore, the moderating role of digital transformation is demonstrated.FindingsContrary to traditional assumptions, our research uncovers a U-shaped relationship between inventory leanness and financial constraints, indicating that excessive inventory reduction can exacerbate financial constraints. Digital transformation plays a significant moderating role, particularly in highly digitalized environments.Practical implicationsOur findings have practical significance for top managers and policymakers. We advocate for a balanced approach to lean inventory management to mitigating financial constraints. The study emphasizes the pivotal role of digital transformation in alleviating the impact of inventory leanness on financial constraints, highlighting the need for digital transformation strategies.Originality/valueThis research provides a comprehensive analysis of inventory leanness, financial constraints and digital transformation dynamics. It challenges conventional thinking by revealing the nonlinear nature of the inventory leanness–financial constraints relationship. The concept of moderation highlights the moderating effect of digital transformation. This study offers practical guidance for practitioners and policymakers.

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“…These cases are concentrated on large insurance companies while there are fewer studies on small and medium-sized insurance companies. To reflect the degree of digital transformation of insurers more comprehensively, we conduct the widely accepted text analysis method [ 51 , 52 ] by counting the frequency of keywords related to digital transformation from Insurance companies’ annual reports through the Python program.…”

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“…These experienced experts have long been concerned with the development and trends in the insurance industry, financial industry, and information engineering. Through the experts’ suggestions and relevant literature references [ 36 , 51 ], we try to collect indicators from 3 dimensions: DI (U 1 ), DP (U 2 ), DA (U 3 ), with 9 indicators (see Table 1 ). The procedure of selecting indicators follows three basic rules [ 60 ].…”

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Index construction and application of digital transformation in the insurance industry: Evidence from China

Liu,

Yang,

Zheng

2024

PLoS ONE

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In the context of digitization, the insurance industry’s value chain is undergoing significant shifts. However, the existing research on its comprehension and measurement remains relatively limited. This study constructs an index system for digital transformation in the insurance industry (DTII) on three components: digital infrastructure, digital platform, and digital applications. Utilizing data from 31 provinces in China, this study employs the entropy weight method, analytic hierarchy process method and minimum relative entropy method to measure the weights of indicators, empirically applying this index system. The results show that DTII in China experiences rapid advancement with an average annual growth rate of 20.46% from 2014 to 2020 and there exists strong regional convergence. In addition, the spatial agglomeration and spatial effects of DTII are mainly concentrated in the life insurance industry and the eastern region. This study provides an index system and empirical evidence for evaluating the DTII, providing policy insights for exploring the sustainable development path of the insurance industry in the digital era.

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Corporate maturity mismatch and enterprise digital transformation: Evidence from China

Cited by 49 publications

References 25 publications

Digital Simulation of Open-Pit Mining Organisation System

Digital Simulation of Open-Pit Mining Organisation System

Does lean inventory management alleviate financing constraints?

Index construction and application of digital transformation in the insurance industry: Evidence from China

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