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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Malaysian SMEs"”.
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Financing Preferences and Capital Structure Among Successful Malaysian SMEs
… of small and medium-sized sized enterprises (SMEs) around the world, especially in developing countries, motivated a better understanding of financial practices among SMEs. Financial support is among the factors affecting the success of SMEs. However, studies on the financial practices among …
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SME strategic regeneration: building a holistic framework for decision-making in managing growth uncertainties and market volatilities for SMEs in Malaysia
… approach for ‘meaningful’ discourse between SMEs’ owner-managers and its key stakeholders via institutionalising Dynamic Capabilities and ‘future-preparedness’ to read, recognise and react to strategic shifts concerning firm orientations in dealing with growth uncertainties and market …
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The relationship between strategic orientation and firm performance : evidence from small and medium enterprises in Malaysia
… orientation can help improve firm performance of Malaysian SMEs. Although, many types of strategic orientations have been discussed in the literature, this study chose three most comprehensive constructs that encompass significant actions targeting main areas in the operation of any business. …
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Entrepreneurial Networking Framework for Malaysian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
Malaysian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) often fail to fully leverage the strategic value of a business networking, hindered by the lack of a comprehensive framework tailored to their needs. This study addresses this gap by proposing enrichment to entrepreneurial networking practices, building …
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Awareness, practices and treatment of extra-role behaviour (ERB) in performance measurement systems (PMS) of Malaysian small and medium enterprises (SME)
… for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), as most previous frameworks adopted from large organizations fail to fit the smaller sized business unit. The importance and emergence of human or behavioural elements and the positive impact of extra-role behaviour (ERB) on business …
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Measurement of SME risk and its relationship with SME operating characteristics: An empirical study in Malaysia
SMEs are inherently risky organisations reflected in high birth and death rates in many countries. This risk of failure is exacerbated by the financial and operational opacity of SMEs, which hamper efforts by authorities and investors to evaluate and value objectively SMEs. Despite a wide spread …