The
significance
of
understanding
how
to
profit
from
knowledge
and
possibilities
to
capitalize
intangibles is becoming more evident along with the increasing complexity of technologies.
Among
others,
financial
standards
and
intellectual
property
related
legislation
set
rules
on
treating
intangible
assets
in
business
and
financial
accounting.
The
fact
that
a
resource
cannot
be
directly
found
in
an
organization’s
balance,
does
not
necessarily
mean
that
it
could
not
serve
as
an
enabling
or
a
value
adding
factor
in
creation
of
products,
services
or
other
sources
of
income
thus
subsequently bring value, if not immediately, perhaps later.
There
are
resources
the
stature
of
which
can
be
difficult
to
consider
fully
or
at
all,
e.g.
due
to
their
vague
nature
or
in
the
absence
of
efficient
markets.
May
your
decision
concern
e.g.
product
development,
inventions,
employees,
information
systems,
efforts
to
collect
data,
business
relations,
or
process
enhancements,
it
is
good
to
recognize
the
impacts
of
your
decision
and
the
factors that count the most for your success.
Sizense provides consultations on the issue.
Examples of topics that generally come up in consultations include:
•
Types of intangible assets.
•
Approaches and valuation.
•
Potential for value development and increase in profitability.
•
Possibilities to protect.
For additional information, please contact us.
Text: The Purpose of Intangibles and
How to Secure Intangibles
Video: VALUE AND INTANGIBLES
Why Should We Pay Attention to Intangibles?
How to Manage Intangibles?
Video: Value Determination, Structurality and Tangibility.
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NURTURING INTANGIBLES
Evaluating and Developing Intellectual Capital
Johanna Sandman 2016-2021