Intellectual Capital is defined as all knowledge within an organisation which has the potential to create value when applied in line with the mission, vision and goals of the organisation. It refers to the intangible capital (i.e. other than financial capital) owned by companies:
• Human Capital: This is the value people bring to current operations and future growth,
• Structural Capital: Also referred to as Organisation Capital, this is the supporting infrastructure currently supporting the company and the human capital,
• Network Capital: Also referred to as Customer and Supplier Capital, this is where strength and loyalty of customers, suppliers and other business relationships will start bringing in cash flow and other factors that will contribute to future growth.
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• Human Capital: This is the value people bring to current operations and future growth,
• Structural Capital: Also referred to as Organisation Capital, this is the supporting infrastructure currently supporting the company and the human capital,
• Network Capital: Also referred to as Customer and Supplier Capital, this is where strength and loyalty of customers, suppliers and other business relationships will start bringing in cash flow and other factors that will contribute to future growth.
Read the full article on "Towards innovation"
http://www2.apicc.asia/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/What-is-ICM.pdf
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