Books
Edvinsson, Corporate Longitude
Kaplan, Norton, The Strategy- Focused
Organization
Standfield, Intangible Management
Lev, Intangibles: Management, Measurement, and
Reporting
Smith, Valuation of Intellectual Property and
Intangible Assets
Try also:
Kaplan Norton Balanced Scorecard
Edvinsson
Intellectual Capital
Intangibles
Valuation Valuing Intangibles Baruch Lev
Managing for Value Shareholder Value Stakeholder Value |
'IVM' stands for Inclusive Value Measurement.
IVM breaks new ground to take value streams over and above financial ones.
This allows Inclusive Value Measurement to provide a way to manage and integrate diverse sources of
value. With Inclusive Value Measurement, all aspects of value can be measured, combined,
integrated and managed, including intangible assets and processes - in a way
that is valid and reliable. Inclusive Value Measurement can be used to:
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Optimize Value for
Money for businesses, services and projects
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Manage Cost-Benefit
Analysis and Life-cycle Cost-Effectiveness design projects
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Account properly for
Intangible Value, such as: Intellectual Capital, Reputation and
Information
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Establish the
monetary equivalent of value contributions accruing from Intangible Assets
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Provide a modeling
environment for Strategic Decision-making and Complexity Management
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Conduct and
visualize complex trade-offs between costs and benefits
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Act as a valid
measuring instrument for Business Value
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