Moderating Influence of Information Technology Analytics in Big Data and Green Supply Chain Management in the National Industry Company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

The ongoing data processing employs a parallel and distributed approach, with each dataset undergoing access, maintenance, and storage in a database system.This framework operates in the realm of big data (BDA), investigating its functioning, challenges, applications, and potential for bolstering analytics in information technology.Supply chain management (SCM), has gained relevance, as seen in numerous publications contributing to its discourse.Additionally, Information Technology (IT) is increasingly recognized as a key facilitator for enhancing efficiency in supply chains.While prior research has explored the intersection of IT and (SCM), this paper pioneers the consolidation of current knowledge on the Moderating Effect of IT on the Relationship between Big Data Analysis and Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM).The study focused on a population of (360) in top management and mid-level roles employed across (11) factories operated by the National Industry Company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, spanning various industrial sectors.To achieve the study objectives, a researcherdeveloped questionnaire was used to collect primary data from the sample individuals.The method of path analysis (PLS) was employed to test the study hypotheses.The results demonstrated that Information Technology significantly moderated the relationship between Big Data Analysis and Green Supply Chain Management.These findings underscore a robust association between Big Data Analysis and Green Supply Chain Management in firms within the National Industry Company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.