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Table 3

Key components and indicators of the integrated intellectual capital measurement (IICM) model

IC component	Quantitative measures	Qualitative measures	Study references
Human capital	• Workforce education level • Employee retention rate • Investments in training and development	• Employee motivation • Leadership quality • Corporate culture	Soheilirad et al. (2017)
Structural capital	• Number of patents held • Efficiency of knowledge management systems • Sophistication of ICT infrastructure	• Degree of process standardization • Strength of organizational culture • Robustness of internal communication channels	Bozbura and Beskese (2007), Liao et al. (2010)
Relational capital	• Client retention rates • Breadth and depth of strategic partnerships • Level of brand recognition	• Customer satisfaction • Partner trust • Corporate reputation	Edvinsson et al. (2000), Bonsón et al. (2008)
Digital capital	• Data volume • Sophistication of data analysis capabilities • Quality of digital infrastructure • Extent of digitization across business processes	• Degree of digital culture adoption • Digital leadership • Digital innovation	Edvinsson et al. (2000), Izzo et al. (2022)
Innovation capital	• R&D spending • Number of new product launches • Speed of product development cycles	• Openness to new ideas • Efficacy of innovation processes • Strength of innovative culture	Turovets (2021)
Tangible assets	• Company’s physical assets • Financial resources	–	Peykani et al. (2022)
Business performance indicators	• Financial profitability • Market share • Customer satisfaction • Employee productivity	–	Juma and Payne (2004), Tarnóczi and Kulcsár (2021)
Adaptability indicators	• Implementation rate of new ideas • Investment in R&D • Company’s ability to respond to market changes	–	Kale (2009), Izzo et al. (2022)

IC component	Quantitative measures	Qualitative measures	Study references
Human capital	• Workforce education level • Employee retention rate • Investments in training and development	• Employee motivation • Leadership quality • Corporate culture	Soheilirad et al. (2017)
Structural capital	• Number of patents held • Efficiency of knowledge management systems • Sophistication of ICT infrastructure	• Degree of process standardization • Strength of organizational culture • Robustness of internal communication channels	Bozbura and Beskese (2007), Liao et al. (2010)
Relational capital	• Client retention rates • Breadth and depth of strategic partnerships • Level of brand recognition	• Customer satisfaction • Partner trust • Corporate reputation	Edvinsson et al. (2000), Bonsón et al. (2008)
Digital capital	• Data volume • Sophistication of data analysis capabilities • Quality of digital infrastructure • Extent of digitization across business processes	• Degree of digital culture adoption • Digital leadership • Digital innovation	Edvinsson et al. (2000), Izzo et al. (2022)
Innovation capital	• R&D spending • Number of new product launches • Speed of product development cycles	• Openness to new ideas • Efficacy of innovation processes • Strength of innovative culture	Turovets (2021)
Tangible assets	• Company’s physical assets • Financial resources	–	Peykani et al. (2022)
Business performance indicators	• Financial profitability • Market share • Customer satisfaction • Employee productivity	–	Juma and Payne (2004), Tarnóczi and Kulcsár (2021)
Adaptability indicators	• Implementation rate of new ideas • Investment in R&D • Company’s ability to respond to market changes	–	Kale (2009), Izzo et al. (2022)

Source(s): Own elaboration