quinta-feira, 21 de abril de 2011

Intellectual Capital


Definition

    The intellectual capital refers to the resources that are generated by the corporations that use the human intellect. From this knowledge are created goods and business rights (actives) not-material (intangibles), that may be in the form of a name, as brands, patents, and others, and in a not identifiable form, that must be related to quality, reliability, technology, customer loyalty, etc.

Exemplification

    A good example of intangible intellectual capital is the Google brand, that arose in order to build a site of more advanced search, fast and with a better quality of links. Actually the name of the brand moves a greater capital than their physical possessions, because its patents worth millions.

    
picture - Some ideas can generate a lot of money.

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