The economics of things you can’t touch, put in a vault or see– intellectual capital, the asset that creates your point of difference. The creation, management and ownership of the identifiable intangible assets of a business (intellectual capital) should be a fundamental concern for all business organisations.
Whether your business is the delivery of professional services, the manufacturing of widgets or the provision of goods and services, business in the new economy is increasingly dependent on intellectual capital – innovation, creativity and knowledge. What many businesses don’t realise is that there is equally as much value in the intellectual capital that developed the widget, as there is in the actual widget.
But how do you harness this intangible value considering the following factors:
We will discuss some of the important commercial elements that affect doing business with intellectual capital, including creation, ownership and retention of this most important asset.
Cost: Attendance is free
Presenters: Nick Gangemi (Partner, Corporate & international tax)