Intellectual Capital: The New Wealth of OrganizationsNicholas Brealey, 1998 - 278 oldal Knowledge has become the most important fact of economic life. It is the chief ingredient of what we buy and sell, the raw material with which we work. In the new economy, intellectual capital not natural resources, machinery or even financial capital has become the one indispensable asset of corporations. |
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... skills are created equal . Any task , process , or business relies on three different kinds : 1. Commodity skills : abilities that are not specific to any particular business , are readily obtained , and are more or less equally ...
... skills are created equal . Any task , process , or business relies on three different kinds : 1. Commodity skills : abilities that are not specific to any particular business , are readily obtained , and are more or less equally ...
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... skills or the skills of their staffs against the skills customers ex- pect them to have . Keeping records of the gap between accomplish- ment and expectation results in one measure of human capital , espe- cially useful at the general ...
... skills or the skills of their staffs against the skills customers ex- pect them to have . Keeping records of the gap between accomplish- ment and expectation results in one measure of human capital , espe- cially useful at the general ...
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... skills possessed by your employees , which do customers value most ? Why ? ▾ Which skills and talents are most admired by your employees ? What accounts for any difference between what customers value and what employees value ? ▾ What ...
... skills possessed by your employees , which do customers value most ? Why ? ▾ Which skills and talents are most admired by your employees ? What accounts for any difference between what customers value and what employees value ? ▾ What ...
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The Knowledge Company | 18 |
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