Fadhilla Sandra Adjie 39022026
EMBARGO  2029-02-24 
EMBARGO  2029-02-24 
Resource limitation presents a significant barrier for small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs), particularly within Indonesia’s design-focused creative
industry sub-sectors comprising architecture, product design, interior design, and
graphic design. These SMEs struggle to effectively navigate digital economy due
to challenges such as insufficient information access, lack of affordable digital
infrastructure in order to navigate business performance amidst resource
constraints. The study develops and tests a conceptual model integrating Resource
Orchestration Theory and the Creative Value Chain (CVC) framework, positing
that a firm's ability to structure, bundle, and leverage resources across the stages of
creation, production, distribution, promotion, and consumption is critical for
improved business performance that is critically mediated by digital capability
(DC). Employing a mixed-method approach, that initially develops the research
qualitatively using semi-structured interview and thematic analysis, continued by
quantitative methodology, survey data gathered from qualitative were analyzed
using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The findings provide empirical support
for the model, by specifying orchestration resources that are most impactful at
different points in the CVC stages. The findings confirm Resource Orchestration
(RO) as the comprehensive strategic driver of the CVC. RO's structuring resources
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