Abstract
The market competitiveness and sustainable operation of an enterprise are closely correlated with the support of high-tech core technologies in the enterprise. This study first discusses the basic knowledge of core competitiveness, introduces the components and evaluation methods of core competitiveness, and builds an evaluation index system for core competitiveness of high-tech enterprises. Then, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is fully discussed, during which the steps, advantages, and disadvantages of the AHP evaluation method are introduced. Finally, the Fujian Province of China is taken as an example, the relevant data are collected and processed, the impact of indicators are analyzed, and a high-tech industry core technological capability analysis indicator system is built based on the AHP method. Thus, the influence of the core technological capabilities of the high-tech industry on the sustainable competitive advantage of the enterprise is obtained. This study puts forward suggestions for maintaining the competitiveness of high-tech industries, thereby improving the competitive advantage of enterprises and achieving the sustainable management of enterprises. The result finds that if the high-tech industries continue to carry out innovation and scientific research, enterprises will maintain their competitive advantages. In summary, exploring the impact of the core technological capabilities of high-tech industries on the sustainable competitive advantages of enterprises is greatly significant for improving their competitiveness and industrial status, which enables them to be invincible in a complex environment.
Highlights
Innovation is recognized as an important driving force for economic development in many fields, which is a vital way to enhance national strength and benefit people’s lives
The core competitiveness is represented by the company’s technological competitiveness, which can help the enterprises adapt to changes in the external environment, use and grasp opportunities, reduce the threat of external competitors, and create value for the development of enterprises
Such technological competitiveness is limited to a very small number of existing competitors or potential competitors. This kind of scientific and technological competitiveness is difficult to imitate by other enterprises
Summary
Innovation is recognized as an important driving force for economic development in many fields, which is a vital way to enhance national strength and benefit people’s lives. Throughout the historical development of the global society, the prosperity of economic development is often caused by the continuous improvement of the country’s innovative capacity. The first industrial revolution in the United Kingdom, which allowed manual operation to be replaced by machines, increased productivity rapidly, while great changes have taken place in production and social relations. The second industrial revolution, represented by electricity, turned the focus of society on scientific research and technological inventions and, this time, the United States and Germany became the front-runners. Scientific and technological innovation and technological development have quietly coincided with the topic of the rise of the great powers with the trajectory of national scientific and technological innovation, which is a key factor repeatedly emphasized by the government and enterprises in recent years [1]
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