Information　technology　capability　(ITC)　enhances　firm　performance,　reflecting　the　constructs＇　positive　relation.　Namely　ICT　enables　continual　improvements　in　uncertain　environments,　despite　its　extant　shortcomings.　This　article　assesses　the　role　that　ITC　plays　in　firm　performance,　mediated　by　capital　availability　and　sustainable　competitive　position　(SCP).　Research　hypotheses　are　tested　through　structural　equation　modeling,　using　the　analysis　moments　of　structure　(AMOS)　statistical　software,　applied　on　the　data　collected　from　316　small　and　medium　enterprises　(SMEs)　in　Pakistan,　through　a　structured　questionnaire.　The　results　show　that　ITC　might　significantly　contribute　to　SCP　and　firm　performance,　wherein　capital　availability　and　SCP　play　their　mediating　roles,　strengthening　the　positive　relation　between　ITC　and　SCP.　These　relations＇　unconcealment　suggests　that　owners,　managers　and　partners　of　SMEs　and　other　policymakers　must　promote　ITC＇s　self-development,　in　order　to　effectively　enhance　financial　capital　productivity　and　to　achieve　superior　performance　in　turbulent　markets.　The　results　generalizability　is　restricted　to　SMEs　in　Pakistan,　yet　it　would　be　challenging　to　explore　this　study＇s　relations　in　other　emerging　economies.　Most　encouraged　are　researchers　willing　to　test　the　study＇s　model　in　other　industries,　especially　in　non-profit　organizations　in　developed　and　emerging　economies,　in　order　to　expedite　ITC＇s　potential　contribution　to　firm　performance.　©　2019　-　IOS　Press　and　the　authors.　All　rights　reserved.