Skarzynski and Gibson (2008) explained that in order to get a good innovation performance the company needs to have the capability of innovation. The same opinion was also delivered by Davila et al (2006) which stated the need for firms to develop innovation capabilities based on the positive behavior, competence and motivation of the managerial ranks and employees to get a good innovation. Lawson and Samson (2001) described the innovation capability as the capability of the firm to transform knowledge and ideas into new products, new processes for the benefit of the firm and its stakeholders. While Madanmohan (2003) defines innovation capability as the firm's ability to reconfigure and develop their resources and organizational capabilities to innovate. Based on Madanmohan (2003), there are three dimensions of innovation capability i.e. sensing capability, combination capability and relational (networking) capability.