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Many theorists identify intellectual capital as an organization's intangible asset that ensures organizational survival in the 21st century. This study establishes an enquiry for intellectual capital's role in the 21st century by reviewing the evolution of organizational and human resources' theory that establishes a framework for organizational intellectual capital valuation in today's business environment. The two questions addressed with this study are whether organizational executives define their intellectual capital and whether these executives value their intellectual capital as demonstrated in their actual practice. This study provides empirical data from fifteen organizations through a methodology utilizing an interview process. The interviewer utilizes a questionnaire tool tha...
...Additionally, a 2001 European study group reported the significant impact of corporate utili...
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Armstrong Teasdale has added six attorneys to the intellectual property practice group. With associates Lukas Baldridge, Jared Clark, Darin McCollum, Jacob Mueller, Scott Powell and Mark Thomas in the St. Louis office and Jared Clark in the Las Vegas office, the total number of lawyers in the intellectual property practice group has risen to 60. Of those, 52 are licensed patent attorneys. IP is our fastest growing area as new developments in science and technology have created the need for lawyers who can protect the intellectual capital of businesses, inventors and other owners of creative works," said Patrick W. Rasche, Intellectual Property practice group leader. "Our new attorneys are valued additions to our team as they have the specific backgrounds to help guard clients' assets i...
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Answerthink's filet became The Hackett Group - the company's intellectual capital resource in best practice research - which had benchmarked resource data on more than 75 percent of the Fortune 100 companies, something that immediately separated it from the pack. The slide, which shows a gold cube at the top representing the value of the Hackett's intellectual capital, is a reminder to all of his people of the point that Answerthink is building a new organization around that one element.
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With the affiliate model, small mergers-and-acquisitions advisory firms that right now are doing everything themselves could plug into our brand, our back office, our technology, our research teams and our marketing capabilities along with the group dynamic intellectual capital that we all harness together," Bushkie says. Sales transactions to date: $265 million Employees: 10 transaction advisors and six support staff Web site: www.cornerstone-business.com Awards: * In 2003 the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce named Bushkie Small Business Person of the Year. * Cornerstone Business Services was recognized in 2004 with the chamber's Families in Good Company Award. * In 2005, the Small Business Administration awarded Bushkie the 2005 Emerging Small Business Person for the state of Wisc...
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People, not products, money or factories, are key to the intangible assets that make up a company's value. These assets include customer goodwill, innovation, social capital and intellectual capital. This compelling argument is the reason why a group of multinational companies -- the Future of Work Consortium -- have spent the last 18 months figuring out what the future holds for their employees and how they can capitalize on their most important intangible assets. With these changing demographics ahead, it is imperative that business leaders begin to understand what really motivates their employees -- a tall order in diverse, global workforces. In tomorrow's successful organization, power and the opportunity to use it in the best interests of the organization, will be the prerogative o...
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Buys Intellectual Capital Management Group Inc. - Brief Article
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Other family advantages included her brother-in-law's publishing contacts; her brothers' college education (at a time when "only one-tenth of 1 per cent" of Americans attended college [Pessen 87] ); their successful New York law professions, comfortable incomes, and advantageous marriages.4 Further, the Sedgwick men's extensive networks linked the family with other participants in Democratic politics and with such literary associations as the Belles Lettres and the Bread and Cheese Clubs.5 Such social and political capital could not position Catharine Sedgwick in what she ironically called "good society" (Sedgwick, "Journal" 134), where those with the most money held reputations as "the city's chief intellectual as well as social adornment" (Pessen 233).6 Yet it sufficed to secure her a...
... who gathered at Sedgwick homes, a group that William Cullen Bryant called the city's "best...
