Reshaping business and the world by leveraging knowledge intangibles
Here's the definition we have been using in our "About" section:
IC is the unique set of knowledge assets held by a person or a group (a team, an organization, a corporation, a city, a
state, a nation). Today roughly 70% of the average company's value
and performance is attributable to IC.
What does the "I" stand for? Depends on whom you ask. Some use it as "Intangible" or "Intellectual" or even "Innovation."
In all cases, the focus in on the knowledge that is the critical
driver of growth and innovation in the 21st Century.
What does the "C" stand for? Usually is stands for "Capital" as in wealth, as in assets, as in productive capacity and value.
What makes up IC? Most people use the following three or four categories of assets:
The future of business is in learning to measure, manage and leverage IC for profit and the greater good.
What do you think? Do you use this definition? If so, what do you like about it? If not, what do you prefer and why?
Tags: IC, capital, definition, intangible, intellectual
ahhh, so you mean it, they can get an access to an introduction, seminar or training for the roles of their tasks or goals!
Only if your goal is defined and industry you can do it reproduce it, without self-introduction into the system will only confuse you. there are thousands of modules available that are relevant to them, is interested in introducing only the clear
We both like to do so may at times an online introduction, etc., in different roles and different processes
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