.... It reveals that innovation in operational mechanism is of importance for the motivation of employees to keep the vigour of enterprise. Weixi Xing can be contacted at: wxx20@cam.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Intangible assets Intellectual capital Knowledge organizations...

...Tomi Hussi Intellectual capital, intangible assets and knowledge creation are all concepts that are strongly linked to the phenomenon of knowledge management. Yet they have only been parallel to each other. This controversy between different approaches has also resulted in vague definitions...

... required in the high‐tech era: extensive communication, problem‐solving and coordination skills. The labour market is not stable and, as Mintzberg aptly put it, “knowledge intensity” has become a premium product. Knowledge management Learning Intellectual capital Intangible assets [R]e...

... to internalize behavior and culture changes. Knowledge management Intangible assets Performance measurement Service Moving from a product‐focused business to a service‐focused business is not as easy at it seems. Many manufacturing, or other product‐based businesses, see the addition...

... information. Government could play a role in guiding reporting of new information that would allow investors to make better informed decisions. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Capital Markets Financial Accounting Intangible Assets Intellectual Capital Knowledge Economy Markets and the Knowledge...

..., healthcare, consumer goods, telecommunications, media and entertainment, are substantially dependent upon these intangible assets. Historically, despite their value, intellectual property assets have rarely been used as security for debt finance. Consequently, businesses have been denied access to wider...