Research on the Influencing Factors and Implementation Path of Digital Transformation Driven by Digital Innovation in Enterprises
Against the backdrop of rapid development in the digital economy, digital innovation is reshaping enterprise innovation models and value creation methods, becoming an important driving force for promoting digital transformation of enterprises. However, digital transformation of enterprises is not a simple process of technology application, but a systematic process involving strategic adjustment, organizational change, resource integration, and ecological collaboration. This article is based on the theory of innovation ecology and dynamic capability, analyzing the internal logic of digital innovation driving enterprise digital transformation, and exploring the key factors and implementation paths that affect enterprise digital transformation. Research suggests that the empowerment of digital intelligence technology, integration of innovative resources, reshaping of organizational capabilities, and construction of innovative ecosystems are important factors driving digital transformation in enterprises; Enterprises should achieve deep integration of digital technology and business development by strengthening digital strategic leadership, enhancing digital technology application capabilities, optimizing organizational management models, and building an open innovation ecosystem. This article expands the research perspective of enterprise digital transformation under the background of digital innovation, and provides theoretical reference and practical inspiration for enterprise digital upgrading.
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