The Transfer Strategy of Digital Information Technology for Heterogeneous Manufacturers

Abstract

The application of digital information and computing technology can significantly improve cooperation between different enterprises and the efficiency of knowledge and resources management, while facilitating the participation of partners in various technological innovation activities. The choice of digital information technology by traditional enterprises and the transfer of digital information technology between enterprises are key issues in the application of industrial digitalisation at this stage, and it is necessary to explore their transfer strategies and operational mechanisms theoretically. In this paper, a digital information technology transfer system consisting of a high-tech enterprise and two heterogeneous manufacturing enterprises is simulated and constructed using the Stackelberg game approach. This system can help high-tech enterprises choose the optimal digital information technology transfer strategy, while promoting the digital transformation and upgrading development of traditional manufacturing enterprises.

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