... and was adapted in 1997 for intangible asset management. It has been applied from shopfloor work groups to business webs and economic regions. It draws from a theory base of living systems, knowledge management, complexity theory, and intangible asset management. Findings The paper provides an overview...

...). The human capital, which can be defined as the first dimension, is named as human‐centered assets in the model of “Technology Broker” (Brooking, 1996) and named as the individual capability in the model of “Intangible Asset Monitor” (Sveiby, 1997), and in the “Balance Score Card” model, it is named...