| 英文摘要 |
The globalization of the electronic components market highlights the critical role of enterprises in technological innovation. This study examines procurement personnel in the industry to explore how innovation shapes purchasing tendencies and to analyze the link between perceived value and purchase intention. Data were collected through a questionnaire survey. The framework proposes three hypotheses concerning the direct and indirect effects of technological innovation on perceived value and purchase intention. Empirical findings show that innovation not only directly increases purchase intention but also positively influences perceived value. These results suggest that enterprises should consistently invest in innovation to enhance value creation and strengthen perceived connections with customers, thereby improving competitiveness in global markets. This study underscores the strategic significance of innovation in procurement decisions within the electronic components sector. |