Exploring The Impact of Business Continuity Capabilities and Business Model Innovation on SMEs Performance in a Turbulent External Environment

Sanawiri, Brillyanes

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2026-09-16

Authors

Sanawiri, Brillyanes

Date

2024

Supervisor

Piyush Sharma

Russel Kingshott

Nebojsa Davcik

Type

Thesis

Award

PhD

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Faculty

Business and Law

School

School of Management and Marketing

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95953

Collection

Curtin Theses

Abstract

This study explores Indonesian SME resilience amid COVID-19, analyzing Business Continuity Capabilities (BCC) and Business Model Innovation (BMI) on performance. Utilizing interviews with 24 SMEs and a survey of 489, it identifies BCC drivers and their performance impact, underscoring BMI's mediating role. The findings offer insights for enhancing SME resilience in volatile environments, emphasizing the strategic integration of BCC and BMI for sustained performance.