Knowledge-based enterprises, national economies and society
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When the Knowledge Management Movement began, many thought that it was a matter of productivity – and it was. However, it was only the tip of the iceberg for the real potential transformation underway. An article by Debra Amidon on the transformation towards:
knowledge-based enterprises,
knowledge-based national economies, and
knowledge-based society as a whole.
The article concludes by stating that "now it is evident that the benefits to be reaped with a focus on a knowledge –not even information – society extend far beyond the context of company profitability. Indeed, those nations that seek to establish viable and sustainable economic prosperity will inevitably turn toward managing (and measuring) what we now consider the intangible wealth of the nation. As more nations focus upon the human capital and the innovation process (i.e., how knowledge is created converted into products and services and applied), we have an opportunity to increase the standard of living worldwide".
Edvinsson, Corporate Longitude
Standfield, Intangible Management
Lev, Intangibles: Management, Measurement, and Reporting
Smith, Valuation of Intellectual Property and Intangible Assets
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