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Cloud-native-based flexible value generation mechanism of public health platform using machine learning

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Public health machinery learning platform based on cloud-native is a system platform that combines machine learning frameworks and cloud-native technology for public health services. The problem of how its flexible value is realized has been widely concerned by all public health network intelligent researchers. Thus, this article examines the relationship between cloud-native architecture flexibility and cloud provider value and the processes and the boundary condition by which cloud-native architecture flexibility affects cloud provider value based on innovation theory and dynamic capability theory. The results of a survey of 509 platform-related respondents in China show that cloud-native architecture flexibility is positively related to cloud provider value, and both absorptive capacity and supply chain agility mediate the above-mentioned effect. Moreover, R&D subsidies strengthen both the positive relationship between absorptive capacity and cloud provider value and the relationship between supply chain agility and cloud provider value. In this study, cloud-native architecture flexibility, unit absorptive capacity, supply chain agility and R&D subsidies are considered into a flexible value generation mechanism model that extend the relevant research on the value generation mechanism of information system under the background of network intelligence, and to provide relevant enterprises with suggestions on upgrade strategies.

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Acknowledgements

This study was acknowledged by Fujian Provincial Social Science Planning Project in 2020 (No. FJ2020B038), Scientific Research Foundation of Fujian University of Technology (GY-S20042,GY-S21036), and Innovation think tank project of Fujian Association for Science and Technology in 2021 (FJKX-A2113).

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    Ming Jiang, Lingzhi Wu, Liming Lin, Qiaozhi Xu & Weiguo Zhang

  2. Krirk University, Bangkok, Thailand

    Ming Jiang

  3. School of Economics and Finance, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China

    Ming Jiang

  4. Fujian Zhangping Mucun Forest Products Co., Ltd, Longyan, China

    Zeyan Wu

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Jiang, M., Wu, L., Lin, L. et al. Cloud-native-based flexible value generation mechanism of public health platform using machine learning. Neural Comput & Applic 35, 2103–2117 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-022-07221-5

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