A firm’s intangible assets can be defined as its ‘intellectual capital’ – its resources and capabilities made up of its human capital, its relational capital (which includes clients, brands and networks) and its structural capital (which includes its processes, working methodologies and culture). This article explores how the effective application of the firm’s intellectual capital can confer sustainable competitive advantage for a firm if harnessed and organised correctlyRead Article Download Article
Harnessing Resources And Capabilities
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