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Intangible asset company culture

Intangible Asset Rich Companies: Building A Culture That Fits!

January 26, 2012 Leave a Comment

Company cultures focused on intangible assets are essential in a knowledge-based economy!

Categories: Business Reputation Risk & Mitigation Tags: Company culture, Company culture for intangible assets., Intangible asset company culture, Intangible asset rich companies, Self-perpetuating company culture., Sustainable company culture.

Intangible Asset Focused Company Culture…

December 20, 2011 Leave a Comment

Company management teams and boards will experience a strong ROI for developing an intangible asset focused company culture because rising percentages of company value, sources of revenue, and ‘building blocks’ for growth lie in – are directly linked to intangible assets!

Categories: Intangible Assets & Business Tags: Company culture, Company culture and intangible assets., Ficuciary responsibilities, Intangible asset company culture

The Knowledge-Based Economy, Intangible Assets, and Company Culture…

June 10, 2010 Leave a Comment

Investing in the development of an intangible asset focused company culture is an investment in creating future value for a company, i.e., today, it’s all about speed and having the culture in place to act identify, fully grasp, and act on available opportunities.

Categories: Business Reputation Risk & Mitigation Tags: Add value to intangible assets through company culture, Company culture and intangible assets., Company culture platform., Intangible asset company culture, Intangible asset company culture produces measurable be, Intangible asset focused company culture adds value to, Intangible assets and the knowledge-based economy., Knowledge-based economy company culture., The knowledge-based economy and intangible assets., What an intangible asset focused company culture can do

Building A Company Culture To Fit The Knowledge-Based Economy

April 16, 2010 Leave a Comment

Intangible assets are the centerpiece of the knowledge-based economy.

Categories: Business Reputation Risk & Mitigation Tags: Building a company culture., Company culture, Company culture focused on intangible assets., Intangible asset company culture

Company Culture For Intangible Assets…

April 22, 2009 Leave a Comment

It make good business sense for companies to develop a ‘intangible asset oriented company culture’ that recognizes, produces, and sustains control, use, ownership, and value of its intangible assets?

Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Build an enduring company culture., Company culture, Company culture is 20% equipment and 80% people., Intangible asset company culture, Intangible asset economy., Intangible assets lack physicality, Knowledge economy and intangible assets., Knowledge economy.

Company Culture and Intangible Assets…!

December 17, 2008 Leave a Comment

Why would it be a good time now for companies to seriously consider building-developing a culture that recognizes, produces, and sustains control, use, ownership, and value of (their) intangible assets?

Categories: Uncategorized Tags: An intangible asset company culture is one that has sha, and beliefs about intangible assets, assumptions, beliefs, Intangible asset company culture, Now is the time to develop a company culture that recog

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