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Journal of International Technology and Information Management

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Article

Abstract

This study sheds light on the transformative impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on national productivity via logistics performance. By distinguishing between mobile and wired Internet speeds, the research demonstrates how these technologies influence logistics performance and, in turn, national productivity across different economic contexts. The findings reveal a nuanced relationship between ICT and logistics performance, with mobile ICT playing a more significant role in developing countries due to its accessibility and cost-effectiveness. In contrast, developed countries benefit from a balanced integration of both mobile and wired ICT. Moreover, the study highlights the mediating role of logistics performance in the ICT-productivity relationship, particularly in developing nations where mobile Internet speed directly and indirectly contributes to GDP growth. These results highlight the importance of tailored ICT investments in resource-constrained environment and provide strategic insights for policymakers and practitioners aiming to optimize logistics and foster economic growth.

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