Making Sense of Intellectual Capital

Author:   Daniel Andriessen
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
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9780750677745


Pages:   456
Publication Date:   17 December 2003
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Author:   Daniel Andriessen
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.840kg
ISBN:  

9780750677745


ISBN 10:   0750677740
Pages:   456
Publication Date:   17 December 2003
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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""A most insightful knowledge navigation book on valuing intangibles. It is a very good state of the art overview 25 methods and also trying out its own refined model with illustrative cases. A recommended reading both for the practicioner as well as the researcher."" - Leif Edvinsson, The world's first professor on Intellectual Capital and the worlds's first director of IC. Honorary Chairman Henley college KM Forum ""Weaving a fascinating blend of sharp analysis and story telling Andriessen describes the journey of a passionate group of experts pursuing one of the most challenging and elusive riddles in modern business - how do intangible resources create value for the firm? This insightful and sweeping exploration of both the underlying questions and their numerous proposed solutions from other contributors in the field offers a wonderfully lucid overview of a complex subject. Andriessen's passion for methodologies that are coherent, rigorous and relevant is contagious. The Weightless Wealth Toolkit draws from the best available intangible valuation tools and methods but takes them to the next level, offering a powerful and original contribution. Whether you are new to the questions around intangibles or already well versed in the field, you will find this an indispensable reference and guide."" --Verna Allee, author The Knowledge Evolution and The Future Of Knowledge: Increasing Prosperity through Value Networks. ""In ""Making Sense of Intellectual Capital"", Dr Andriessen has produced one of the most synthesising books on this important but challenging topic. This book provides a very valuable overview and evaluation of the managerial tools available to managers when it comes to better managing their intangible assets. I highly recommend this book to any manger of a firm that is charged with extracting value from its intangibles."" -- Goran Roos ""I strongly believe, that Making sense of Intellectual Capital will be the compass for the intellectual academic community and the comprehensive guide for the practitioners that consider intangibles as the main resources to manage in the context of the knowledge economy. Andriessen is a perfect blend of an academic and a practitioner. As an academic he scientifically evaluates the 25 existing methods for managing and measuring intangibles. As a practitioner he also offers in his book his own method for valuing intangibles together with some useful practical applications. Excellent. The book really makes sense in the emerging field of intellectual capital, where converge many different contributions of innequal quality and relevance. Andriessen has done a great job that will please both academics and practitioners. This is an inspiring book, mainly of academic nature but with very practical and powerful messages to improve the value of businesses. Andriessen really challenges the Intellectual Capital conventional wisdom with new approaches and contributions."" -- Jose Maria Viedma ""In theory, practice and theory are the same; but in practice, they ain't"". Daniel Andriessen deftly walks that fine line between theory and practice. His book is academic enough to provide a fundamental contribution to the science and understanding of the valuation of intangibles. Yet it remains practical enough, with its candor and honesty, to allow for effective implementation of his methods and ideas, manifested in his Weightless Wealth Tool kit. It demonstrates that measurement is not enough, that valuation is paramount in leveraging intangibles for strategic benefit. MAKING SENSE OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL is important reading for anyone who considers their intellectual capital to be strategic to their business."" -- Howard Deane, Chief Knowledge Officer, KMPG LLP, Canada


A most insightful knowledge navigation book on valuing intangibles. It is a very good state of the art overview 25 methods and also trying out its own refined model with illustrative cases. A recommended reading both for the practicioner as well as the researcher. - Leif Edvinsson, The world's first professor on Intellectual Capital and the worlds's first director of IC. Honorary Chairman Henley college KM Forum Weaving a fascinating blend of sharp analysis and story telling Andriessen describes the journey of a passionate group of experts pursuing one of the most challenging and elusive riddles in modern business - how do intangible resources create value for the firm? This insightful and sweeping exploration of both the underlying questions and their numerous proposed solutions from other contributors in the field offers a wonderfully lucid overview of a complex subject. Andriessen's passion for methodologies that are coherent, rigorous and relevant is contagious. The Weightless Wealth Toolkit draws from the best available intangible valuation tools and methods but takes them to the next level, offering a powerful and original contribution. Whether you are new to the questions around intangibles or already well versed in the field, you will find this an indispensable reference and guide. --Verna Allee, author The Knowledge Evolution and The Future Of Knowledge: Increasing Prosperity through Value Networks. In Making Sense of Intellectual Capital , Dr Andriessen has produced one of the most synthesising books on this important but challenging topic. This book provides a very valuable overview and evaluation of the managerial tools available to managers when it comes to better managing their intangible assets. I highly recommend this book to any manger of a firm that is charged with extracting value from its intangibles. -- Goran Roos I strongly believe, that Making sense of Intellectual Capital will be the compass for the intellectual academic community and the comprehensive guide for the practitioners that consider intangibles as the main resources to manage in the context of the knowledge economy. Andriessen is a perfect blend of an academic and a practitioner. As an academic he scientifically evaluates the 25 existing methods for managing and measuring intangibles. As a practitioner he also offers in his book his own method for valuing intangibles together with some useful practical applications. Excellent. The book really makes sense in the emerging field of intellectual capital, where converge many different contributions of innequal quality and relevance. Andriessen has done a great job that will please both academics and practitioners. This is an inspiring book, mainly of academic nature but with very practical and powerful messages to improve the value of businesses. Andriessen really challenges the Intellectual Capital conventional wisdom with new approaches and contributions. -- Jose Maria Viedma In theory, practice and theory are the same; but in practice, they ain't . Daniel Andriessen deftly walks that fine line between theory and practice. His book is academic enough to provide a fundamental contribution to the science and understanding of the valuation of intangibles. Yet it remains practical enough, with its candor and honesty, to allow for effective implementation of his methods and ideas, manifested in his Weightless Wealth Tool kit. It demonstrates that measurement is not enough, that valuation is paramount in leveraging intangibles for strategic benefit. MAKING SENSE OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL is important reading for anyone who considers their intellectual capital to be strategic to their business. -- Howard Deane, Chief Knowledge Officer, KMPG LLP, Canada


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Before joining INHOLLAND University he worked as a management consultant for KPMG for over 12 years. He was founder of KPMG's Knowledge Advisory Services group in 1997, together with Dr. Rene Tissen. Together they have grown this group from 2 to 30 people, servicing clients all over the world in the field of knowledge management and intellectual capital valuation. Daniel received his PhD degree at Nyenrode University in The Netherlands and holds a masters degree in political and administrative science at the Free University, Amsterdam.

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