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Intellectual Capital - The Intangible Assets

Intellectual Capital = The sum of a company's ideas, inventions, technologies, knowledge, computer programs, patents, trademarks,
designs, methods, systems, processes and publications.  When codified, defined, written or committed to media form, the company's
intellectual assets can be moved, leased, or sold.  When these intellectual assets are legally protected they're called  intellectual property. 

Successful businesses create products and services that deliver more value-added, intellectual capital intensive activities, experiences and
solutions. Knowledge is what businesses today buy, sell and do. Leveraging intellectual capital is one of the major business opportunities
of our time.  Creation of intellectual property takes effort and investment of time and money.  Sound management requires that intellectual
assets be defined, linked to revenues and efficiently exploited.  Connecting customers to new knowledge they can use is one avenue. 
Connecting problems to solutions never goes out of style.  Connecting people to people and questions to answers will always have value. 
Managers have to obtain the necessary intellectual property protections.  Managers need to monitor and record, the costs, revenues and
profits obtained from each intellectual asset.

 Value Creation

Activity that requires human capital to create new knowledge and value.
    
 

   Value Extraction

Harvesting value by leasing, licensing or selling the knowledge. 
 

   


              Intellectual Capital Management

Increasing the flow of innovations to be considered for commercialization.  Generating more intellectual properties and leveraging them in the market by leasing, licensing, selling and infringement litigation.  Monitoring and recording the Return on Investment in Intellectual Assets and Properties.
 


                       Infringement Litigation

Taking legal action when competitors infringe on your firm's intellectual property. The most common forms of infringement litigation include: 
  • Copyright, patent and trademark violations
  • Non-disclosure agreement violations 
  • Supplier or strategic alliance agreement violations.          


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