In today's highly competitive environment, organizations see open innovation and entrepreneurship as their core strategies. Conversely, though open innovation research is extensively cited and influences the course of innovation investigation, it has a significant effect on the strategic management and economics disciplines. As pointed out by different scholars, one of the management issues is entrepreneurship. This issue has become increasingly important because in recent years, the dynamic relationship between entrepreneurship, innovation, and new business creation has become apparent in a dynamic research trend that combines knowledge from different academic methods. The dynamic capabilities methodology supports this research framework in terms of open innovation and entrepreneurial orientation. This paper presents the pilot survey study for entrepreneurial orientation, open innovation and firm performance. Perform descriptive tests on statistics, normality, reliability and preliminary factor analysis (EFA) and display the data in tabular form. The results showed that the questionnaire distribution was normal and the data results were normal.