An Organizational Capital Decision Model for Knowledge-Intensive Organizations

Juneja, Januj; Amar, A. D.

doi:10.1109/tem.2018.2790898

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“…This is because the rate could be extracted from the accounting statements of firms and used to compare the performance of firms with the outside environment instead of internal goals. This assumption is also supported by Juneja and Amar ( 2018 ) in explaining how firms could transform their income into capital. …”

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confidence: 53%

“…Therefore, considering the limited investment level of these alliances for the production of a new brand of medicine and also the mentioned government support, these alliances are well-suited for the definition of MSMEs. Indeed, such MSMEs bring many benefits to the PSC including just-in-time production (Ding, 2018 ), a decrease in transaction costs, a better share of R&D cost, gaining more value in the long term as a result of investing in the intellectual property, (Juneja & Amar, 2018 ), reduction in the deterioration costs (Bassols & Castelló, 2016 ), and penetrate local markets when the time to enter the market is an important success factor (Dube et al, 2016 ; Wu & Lai, 2019 ).…”

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: A game theory data science-based mechanism for licensed pharmaceutical products concerning their deterioration: a case of a micro, small, and medium enterprise in Iran

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One of the main characteristics of health systems and pharmaceutical supply chains is their significant costs in the public sector, which has forced governments and companies active in this field to find ways to reduce costs. In this paper, the deterioration of imported pharmaceutical items is investigated as one of the challenges of the supply chain of pharmaceutical firms. Specifically, the micro, small medium enterprise (MSME), and a collaborative strategy to reduce its costs is presented. The technical solution of the cooperative strategy is the formation of a partnership alliance between the foreign patent holder of brand drugs and a domestic manufacturer through an exclusive license contract in the local country. This leads to a significant reduction of costs in the distribution network of the pharmaceutical supply chain. On the other hand, supply chain management techniques in the cooperative strategy provide the necessary motivation for its practical implementation by splitting fair profits between producers and other members, namely local government, distributors, and pharmacies. For these purposes, a cooperative game theory-based contract is utilized to set the parameters of the license agreement, and then a profit-sharing mechanism is introduced that splits the benefits of cooperation among the supply chain members based on their afforded costs. The most important contribution of the current research is to propose an integrated framework that combines the logistics network models, valuation methods, and profit split mechanisms that embody more facts from real-world problems than separate models in this regard in previous studies. Moreover, results of the proposed strategy in the supply chain of a drug for thalassemia patients in Iran indicate the effectiveness of the proposed strategy in reducing costs and deterioration. Further, it is shown that the higher the ordering costs of the imported drugs, the lower the market share of the patent holder, and the lower the financing expenses of the cooperative alliance, the more efficient is the proposed strategy.

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“…Intellectual capital (IC) in the current economy becomes the new core of economic development, because the impact of financial assets and fixed assets is clearly inferior to the impact sustained by knowledge [17][18]. Reliable measurement of this one has become a major research area for practitioners and researchers since the early 1990s.…”

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The Influence of Intellectual Capital on Economic Progress and Sustainability

Chiriac¹,

Ignat²,

Ungureanu³

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Bio-economy is a major area of the strategy that can afford the European Union to achieve growth: (i) smart, through the development of knowledge and innovation; and (ii) sustainable, based on a greener, more efficient economy in resource management. We believe that the progress of bio-economy cannot be achieved without the harnessing of intellectual capital. Our research aimed to emphasize the benefits of the dynamics of the intellectual capital growth on the evolution of the bio-economy. Thus, the information published by Eurostat (European Statistic Institute) during a period spanning seven years (2011-2018) was used to assess the influence exerted by the conduct of the harness of intellectual capital related to sustainability as well as for the reporting of indicators relevant to appreciating an economic progress and sustainability (renewable waste material, share of renewable energy and energy intensity of the economy). The ultimate goal was represented by the generation of a regression model to see what factor influences mostly the progress of the bio-economy at European and Romanian level. Significant dependency relationships were identified. The results remain robust even after the introduction of certain control variables, such as gross domestic product rate, food production, population growth, urbanization growth and inflation. Our paper sets out to contribute to expanding the specialty literature by highlighting the involvement of intellectual capital as a factor in optimizing sustainability growth and, at a methodological level, by using a multiple regression.

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“…Intellectual capital in the current economy becomes the new core of economic development, because the impact of financial assets and fixed assets is clearly inferior to the impact sustained by knowledge [9][10]. Reliable measurement of this one has become a major research area for practitioners and researchers since the early 1990s.…”

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The Harness of Intellectual Capital for Economic Progress and Sustainability

Chiriac¹,

Ignat²,

Ungureanu³

et al. 2018

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Bio-economy is a major area of the strategy that must enable the European Union to achieve growth: smart, through the development of knowledge and innovation; and sustainable, based on a greener, more efficient economy in resource management. We believe that the progress of bio-economy cannot be achieved without the harnessing of intellectual capital. Our research aimed to emphasize the benefits of the dynamics of the intellectual capital growth on the evolution of the bio-economy. The aim of this analysis was to study the established link between the Energy Intensity of the Economy (EIE) and a number of factors that can measure the intellectual capital, such as: Market Capitalization of Bitcoin, Patent applications listed by European Patent Office and the Turnover from Innovation as a proportion of the total Turnover. The ultimate goal was represented by the generation of a regression model to see what factor influences mostly the progress of the bio-economy at European and Romanian level.

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An Organizational Capital Decision Model for Knowledge-Intensive Organizations

Cited by 8 publications

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: A game theory data science-based mechanism for licensed pharmaceutical products concerning their deterioration: a case of a micro, small, and medium enterprise in Iran

RETRACTED ARTICLE: A game theory data science-based mechanism for licensed pharmaceutical products concerning their deterioration: a case of a micro, small, and medium enterprise in Iran

The Influence of Intellectual Capital on Economic Progress and Sustainability

The Harness of Intellectual Capital for Economic Progress and Sustainability

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