The Mechanisms of Digital Supply Chain Promoting the Quality of Export Commodities in Manufacturing Industry

Abstract

Against the backdrop of the rapid development of the global digital economy and the accelerated reconstruction of the trade landscape, the quality of export goods in the manufacturing industry has become a core element of a nation’s industrial competitiveness. This paper, from the perspective of digital supply chains, deeply explores the internal mechanisms through which they promote the improvement of
the quality of manufacturing export goods. It begins by highlighting the limitations of traditional supply chain models in terms of information
transmission efficiency and resource collaboration, and in conjunction with the current technological and policy environment, expounds on
the research significance. Through an in-depth analysis of dimensions such as data governance, technology application, supply chain collaboration, and network security, it reveals the multi-link and multi-level paths through which digital supply chains drive the quality upgrading of
manufacturing export goods, providing detailed theoretical and practical references for the digital transformation and quality improvement of
the manufacturing industry.