Exploring the Impact of Big Data Analytics Capabilities on Indonesian Firm Performance - A Mediation Analysis of Business Process Agility and Process-oriented Dynamic Capability

Abstract

Examining how influential Big Data Analytic Capabilities (BDAC) are in improving Firm Performance (FPER) in the Indonesian setting is the objectives of this study, which has seen a significant increase in Big Data expenditure in Asia but lacks research in this area. Additionally, the study proposes a theoretical model as a framework for developing BDAC. The IT Capability Framework and the mediation functions of both Process-oriented Dynamic Capability (PODC) and Business Process Agility (BPA serve as the foundation for this study model. A quantitative research method using purposive and snowball sampling techniques is applied to a sample of 53 Indonesian companies. The result is BPA is significant while the PODC is identified to be insignificant in mediating the BDAC and FPER relationship. This study provides a framework for understanding Big Data Analytics and empirical evidence of BDAC’s impact on the success of Indonesian firms.