from the particular capabilities organizations have for creating and sharing knowledge. In this article we seek to contribute to this body 01 work by developing the following arguments: (1) social capital facilitates the creation of new intellectual capital. (2) organizations. a s institutional

Intellectual capital measures must have relevance to the organisation to which they relate, such relevance being obtained through linking intellectual capital measures to strategy. Literature on intellectual capital frequently advocates the route to strategic linkage through the use of taxonomies

We examine the relationship between the intellectual capital of scientists making frontier discoveries, the presence of great university bioscience programs, the presence of venture capital firms, other economic variables, and the founding of U.S. biotechnology enterprises during 1976-1989. Using a

in the Slovenian hotel industry before and after entry into the EU The intellectual capital in the Slovenian hotel industry has been improved in the past few years what is extremely desirable and necessary since today the Slovenian hotel industry is facing increased competition in the enlarged

increases every year and in the year 2004, it was 26.8 % with the tendency of increasing in the year 2005. Th e foundation of the Intellectual capital (IC) concept, as a method of increasing the entire business effi ciency, can be found in the papers of economic theoreticians in the middle of the last

and that contributes to the company’s value creation.” Roos et al, 2006, p.9 “Intellectual capital can be seen as a process of value creation in addition to an asset… an action more than just knowledge or pure intellect”

to thank Phil McKenzie from ACER for his comments on an earlier draft of this report. Finally, we acknowledge the time and assistance provided by key ANTA people and the individuals within our case study organisations, whom have provided valuable assistance and time for the interviews. 2 Leader of the Australian research team. Please direct any queries and comments to Professor James Guthrie, Deputy

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This paper details an empirical pilot study that explores the development of several conceptual measures and models regarding intellectual capital and its impact on business performance. The objective of this pilot study is to explore the development of items and constructs through principal

Today, by considering the growth of knowledge and technology development of the economic world, the organizations are experiencing a new environment in which they are required to develop the skills and internal abilities and strengthen their knowledge and intellectual capitals from which