Intangible Assets: The “Introvert: Of All Business Assets:
Kpstrat brings current, relevant, and practical ideas around Intangible Assets to life through the voice of Michael Moberly. Here, you will find a competitive edge by unraveling the value of your Intangible Assets.
Michael Moberly. An Intangible Asset Strategist with 25+ Years of Experience:
A risk specialist, researcher-author, and trainer on matters related to all things intangible. I have
refined my skills so that I can best serve clients, companies, and businesses to identify, unravel, and exploit the competitive advantages derived from their intangible assets. Outside of that I have published books & papers, delivered presentations all over the world, and have served as chair of the American Society for Industrial Security.
refined my skills so that I can best serve clients, companies, and businesses to identify, unravel, and exploit the competitive advantages derived from their intangible assets. Outside of that I have published books & papers, delivered presentations all over the world, and have served as chair of the American Society for Industrial Security.
Safeguarding Intangible Assets
Safeguarding Intangible Assets will provide readers with…fiduciary – obligatory insights to and viable strategies for safeguarding – exploiting – leveraging – monetizing these increasingly crucial and valuable assets. Please enjoy!
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From My Blog
When Investing in Early-Stage R&D, Don’t Overlook ‘Investment Essential’ Intangible Assets…
Investments in early-stage R&D should not overlook the ‘investment essential’ intangible assets…
How Business Leadership Perceives Reputational Risks Today, Really Matters…
How business leaders perceive risks to reputation, really matters.
How Business Perceptions of Risk Matter and Why ‘Updates’ Are Necessary…
Many businesses perceptions of and approaches to addressing business risks fall short because their intangible assets are overlooked, unrecognized, misunderstood, dismissed, and/or under-valued.