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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... valuable intellectual assets can be found in mundane places as well as exalted ones . Economically valuable ideas don't have to be erudite or complicated or highly technological . Says Paul M. Romer of the Uni- versity of California at ...
... valuable intellectual assets can be found in mundane places as well as exalted ones . Economically valuable ideas don't have to be erudite or complicated or highly technological . Says Paul M. Romer of the Uni- versity of California at ...
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... valuable lesson in Kodak's early experience with digi- tal imaging : Human capital is easily dissipated . It needs to be massed and concentrated . That means that organizational intelligence , like any as- set , must be cultivated in ...
... valuable lesson in Kodak's early experience with digi- tal imaging : Human capital is easily dissipated . It needs to be massed and concentrated . That means that organizational intelligence , like any as- set , must be cultivated in ...
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... valuable may seem obvious , but it's star- tling just how valuable it is . Ford Motor Company figures that every percentage - point increase in customer loyalty - how many Ford own- ers buy Fords the next time - is worth $ 100 million a ...
... valuable may seem obvious , but it's star- tling just how valuable it is . Ford Motor Company figures that every percentage - point increase in customer loyalty - how many Ford own- ers buy Fords the next time - is worth $ 100 million a ...
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