Figure 2
The flowchart begins from the bottom at Level 5, where a rectangle labeled “Government Schemes (D 2)” is present. A solid arrow extends upward from this rectangle, connecting it to “New Digital Technologies (D 11)” at Level 4. Additionally, dashed arrows from “Government Schemes (D 2)” connect to “Coherent Strategic Plan (D 4)” and “Smart Supply Chain Management (D 9)” at Level 3. Level 4 contains a single rectangle labeled “New Digital Technologies (D 11),” which connects by solid arrows to all three rectangles in Level 3: “Coherent Strategic Plan (D 4),” “Entrepreneurial Management Ability (D 6),” and “Smart Supply Chain Management (D 9).” These three rectangles are also interconnected by double-headed arrows. Solid arrows from “Coherent Strategic Plan (D 4)” and “Smart Supply Chain Management (D 9)” lead to “Stakeholder Collaboration (D 7)” at Level 2. A dashed arrow from “Entrepreneurial Management Ability (D 6)” also leads to “Stakeholder Collaboration (D 7).” Additionally, “Coherent Strategic Plan (D 4)” and “Smart Supply Chain Management (D 9)” are connected to “Smart Quality Monitoring (D 10)” and “Organizational Awareness and Monitoring (D 13),” respectively, at Level 1, by dashed arrows. Level 2 contains a central rectangle labeled “Stakeholder Collaboration (D 7),” which connects to “Smart Quality Monitoring (D 10)” by a dashed arrow and to “Organizational Awareness and Monitoring (D 13)” by a solid arrow at Level 1. At the top, Level 1 includes two rectangles: “Smart Quality Monitoring (D 10)” and “Organizational Awareness and Monitoring (D 13),” which are connected by a double-headed solid arrow, indicating a bidirectional relationship.Interpretive structural model of the drivers. Source: Authors’ own work
