Industry 4.0 Digital Technologies and Information Systems: Implications for Manufacturing Firms Innovation Performance

Cloud computing, big data analytics, and the internet of things are just a few of the recent technological marvels that have surprised organisations, particularly when it comes to managing innovation. The current study investigates the impact of the internet of things, big data analytics and cloud computing as digital capabilities on information systems and firms’ innovation performance via a mediating role of dynamic and innovation capabilities. International entrepreneurial orientation has been taken as a moderator in this study. The study uses a quantitative method research approach conducting survey questionnaires from manufacturing SMEs in Malaysia. The conclusions of this study could aid the industry in identifying, assessing, and strengthening its skills in the ever-evolving technology trends, allowing them to produce new business models and innovate through information systems. People will have more awareness about necessary technological advancements and economic and job options as a result of their growth, and their social status will improve