Understanding the Effects of Alignments between the Depth and Breadth of Cloud Computing Assimilation on Firm Performance: The Role of Organizational Agility

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The main objective of this research is to generate insights about the effect of the depth and breadth of cloud computing assimilation on firm performance. The authors construct a research model based on several strands of theories to achieve the objective. This study considers two implementation alignment strategies: balanced fit and complementary fit, reflecting strategic choices made by organizations about the importance of the depth and breadth of cloud technology implementation. The model has been tested using a survey of Chinese businesses. The empirical study results show that cloud computing assimilation’s depth and breadth, directly and indirectly, have a substantial positive effect, through organizational agility, on company performance. The depth and breadth of cloud deployment and organizational agility are also positively related. Furthermore, the complementary fit strategy has a major impact, whereas the balanced fit strategy has an insignificant effect on company performance.

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Khayer, A., Islam, M. T., & Bao, Y. (2023). Understanding the Effects of Alignments between the Depth and Breadth of Cloud Computing Assimilation on Firm Performance: The Role of Organizational Agility. Sustainability (Switzerland), 15(3). https://doi.org/10.3390/su15032412

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