A causal relationship among key critical
success factors of successful entrepreneurs in Thailand is proposed. A new
business innovation management model is established using data sampling of 250
successful entrepreneurs from various industry sectors in Thailand. The data
were analyzed by performing mean, standard deviation calculations, factor analysis
and causal factors affected by LISREL program. Quantitative results showed that
the model is consistent with empirical data.
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