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Methods for Measuring Intangible Assets - sveiby.com
Methods for Measuring Intangible Assets Copyright Karl-Erik Sveiby Jan 2001, updated 27 April 2010. All rights reserved. The research into Measuring the Intangible Assets or the Intellectual Capital of companies has produced a plethora of proposed Methods and theories over the last few years. In this latest update of the Paper I provide a brief overview of approaches that I have come across with links to more information. The list is an ever-expanding community effort, so if you are aware of a method that I have missed, please notify me! Measure for Value Creation - not for Control or PR! Rarely is the question asked, why measure intangibles? The answer is not self-evident. Intangibles are difficult and expensive to measure and the results are so uncertain, so the reason had better be a good one. The Fundamental dilemma The main problem with measurement systems is that it is not possible to measure social phenomena with anything close to scientific accuracy.
The Four Approaches for Measuring Intangibles The suggested measuring approaches for intangibles fall into at least four categories of measurement approaches.
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