Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to study how a small to medium‐size enterprise (SME) in Campania (Italy) integrated sustainability into its corporate strategy, and how its sustainable corporate strategies reflect on intangible assets. Design/methodology/approach – The paper, an...

Today, we are at one of those rare inflection points along the path of human economic development. As the Industrial Age gave way to the Information Age, so now the Information Age has given way to the Relationship Age. Relationship Age economies, rather than based on raw materials or...

Purpose – The aim of this research is to analyse the impact of intangible assets on firm’s sporting and financial performance. Design/methodology/approach – The hypothesis of this research was developed through grounded theory and previous findings from the literature. This study adopted...

The purpose of this paper is to define the elements of intellectual capital of firms in Turkey and to empirically investigate the relationship between intellectual capital and market value of firms in Istanbul Stock Exchange. To create a suitable intellectual capital measurement model for this...

Measuring customer capital – customers’ contribution to current and future revenues – is fundamental to assessing how successful an organization is in turning customer relationships into sustainable competitive advantage. The new business environment requires that companies shift from...

There is increasing recognition of the importance of intangible assets. There is also a pressing need for a set of widely accepted metrics by which corporate leaders and the investment community can account for the non‐financial factors that affect value creation in the modern enterprise....

The corporate boundaries that matter today are the boundaries that define and contain the corporation’s innovation searches. This article examines how innovation can be extended outside the traditional corporate boundary. After identifying several factors that are driving extended innovation...

Postulates that executives say ‘people are businesses great asset’ but is this statement, perhaps, the most frequently used and most hypocritical statement made by the executives? States that intelligence is a new form of property, if shared it is still retained, e.g. this kind of property...