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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... leveraged ; encour- aging the new knowledge to soak in and become tacit . Thus someone trying to invest in or manage smarts — this intellectual material that needs to be formalized , captured , and leveraged to pro- duce a higher ...
... leveraged ; encour- aging the new knowledge to soak in and become tacit . Thus someone trying to invest in or manage smarts — this intellectual material that needs to be formalized , captured , and leveraged to pro- duce a higher ...
89. oldal
... Leveraged skills : knowledge that , while not specific to a particular company , is more valuable to it than to others . Most big companies need programmers , but Andersen Consulting , IBM Consulting , and EDS can leverage the skill ...
... Leveraged skills : knowledge that , while not specific to a particular company , is more valuable to it than to others . Most big companies need programmers , but Andersen Consulting , IBM Consulting , and EDS can leverage the skill ...
195. oldal
... leverage on their intellectual capital . Montgomery Ward's core skills are in merchandising and purchasing , not consumer credit , debt collection , or information systems . By allying with a com- pany whose intellectual capital is ...
... leverage on their intellectual capital . Montgomery Ward's core skills are in merchandising and purchasing , not consumer credit , debt collection , or information systems . By allying with a com- pany whose intellectual capital is ...
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The Knowledge Company | 18 |
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