Leveraging digital innovation for SME attainment in Katsina state, Nigeria

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2025
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Abstract
This study examines the influence of digital innovation on the growth of SMEs in Katsina State. Digital innovation indicators include product innovation, automated operations and business model innovation while SME growth was measured using multi-items scale with the following constructs: enterprises productivity, sale growth, asset growth. This study used survey research design to examine how digital innovations affect SMEs growth. Primary data collected was analyzed using regression analysis via E-views. The findings revealed that Digital Innovations has a significant positive effect on SMEs (productivity, sale and asset growth) in Katsina State. The study suggests that governments should prioritize the development of digital innovation towards SMEs growth. Furthermore, the government should enhance productivity of enterprises and position SMEs to effectively lead in the drive towards industrializing the Nigerian economy.
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Authors Abdul'aziz Saifullahi, Abdul'aziz Muhammad Dikko
Journal Aminu Kano Academic Scholars Association Multidisciplinary Journal
Year 2025
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