Value Driven Intellectual Capital
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Value-Driven Intellectual Capital
Author: Patrick H. Sullivan
language: en
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Release Date: 2000-03-10
Intellectual capital is the value that companies are able to extract from the intellectual property - product innovation, patents, copyrights, etc. This text shows businesses how to maximize these seemingly intangible properties and turn them into a distinct competitive advantage.
Intellectual Capital Revisited
Author: Cristina Chaminade
language: en
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Release Date: 2007-01-01
'This book extends the analysis of intellectual capital and underlines the idea that its study is multidisciplinary. Its publication is timely as it brings together a collection of the key thought leaders in the area who provide new perspectives into this important topic. This book is essential reading by those engaged in understanding the knowledge economy and intellectual capital in organisational settings.' - James Guthrie, The University of Sydney, Australia This book brings together some of the founders of the IC movement in Europe to critically review the virtues and shortcomings of intellectual capital as a managerial concept. More questions on the future of IC study are perhaps raised than answered as the contributors attempt to open new avenues of research. The contributors acknowledge that the concept of managing intellectual capital is paradoxical in many respects. First and foremost, the boundaries of the knowledge intensive organization are fading. Organizations are open, networked and global, and intellectual capital mobile and elusive - so how can something with no boundaries be managed? Furthermore, is it possible that in a knowledge-intensive society, firms that do not focus on their intellectual capital are successful? That is, are there any pre-requisites for intellectual capital to be relevant? The book explores such paradoxes in the knowledge intensive organization, critically discusses the limitations of intellectual capital and revises the agenda for intellectual capital studies in the future. Drawing on empirical evidence including two EU funded projects involving researchers, practitioners and policy makers from international associations such as the OECD and the EU, this book will prove a thought provoking read for those with an interest in various aspects of management such as: knowledge management, management control, management accounting, strategic management and management of innovation.
Making Sense of Intellectual Capital
The first book to offer a comprehensive and academically sound review and evaluation of 25 existing methods for valuing intangible resources, this book then relates six case studies using a method developed by the author. Includes a do-it-yourself toolkit for valuing intangible resources.