Intellectual Capital and Corporate Sustainable Growth: The Indian Evidence

Mukherjee, Tutun; Sen, Som Sankar

doi:10.13106/jbees.2019.vol9.no2.5

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“…The following paper focuses on these relationships. The authors of publications [4,18,[39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50] engage in research in the scope of intellectual capital, green intellectual capital and green innovation as well as their influence on the competitive advantage of firms and business sustainability.…”

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“…The main findings of the study conclude that intellectual capital is one of the most important factors to achieve business sustainability of SMEs. Mukherjee and Sen [43] examined the role of intellectual capital and its elements on business sustainability. The research was held in non-financial companies in India.…”

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“…Rarely stakeholders' opinions, for example, customers were examined [44]. Some of the studies used the indicator-based approach (objective data) e.g., [43,45]. The research was conducted in all sizes and all types of companies, but mostly in high-knowledge and high-technology sectors (e.g., manufacturing, ICT or finance).…”

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“…intellectual capital has a significant positive impact on the competitiveness of an enterprise and on business sustainability [4,39,40,[42][43][44][45][46][47]; human capital has a significantly positive impact on the sustainable development of enterprises [48][49][50]; structural capital has a significantly positive impact on the sustainable development of enterprises [41,48]; relational capital has a significantly positive impact on the sustainable development of enterprises [18,41,44,48]; there is a correlation between the sustainable development of an enterprise and the image of a company, which is one of the elements of relational capital [44]; the impact of the elements of intellectual capital on the sustainable development of enterprises varies, depending on their size [40,42].…”

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Can Elements of Intellectual Capital Improve Business Sustainability?—The Perspective of Managers of SMEs in Poland

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Many organizations choose business sustainability to meet environmental, social, and financial demands to ensure responsible and long-term success. In order to achieve this, enterprises have to fully and optimally apply their resources. Intellectual capital is one of their most important resources creating market value and reinforcing sustainable competitive advantages. The main goal of the paper is to indicate which elements of the intellectual capital of small and medium-sized enterprises in Poland have the greatest impact on their sustainable development in the opinions of managers. The study took into account 1041 economic entities. Managers of small and medium enterprises operating in Poland have been asked to assess the elements of intellectual capital. The paper utilizes a new approach to the importance assessment of the impact of each characteristic on business sustainability. It is based on intuitionistic fuzzy sets. The proposed method is especially useful when variables are measured on an ordinal scale. In accordance with the classical theory of measurement, it does not allow the majority of arithmetic calculations to be performed. Based on the results of the research it has been determined that the most important factors are those which constitute human capital. Moreover, the observation has been made that there is a high degree of coherence of opinions expressed by managers of small and medium enterprises. The results of the research can be applied by both managers of enterprises in managing intellectual capital and employees of companies, by increasing their awareness of the topic of the influence of intellectual capital on business sustainability.Sustainability 2020, 12, 1545 2 of 23 be equal in terms of priorities to financial aspects. Meeting economic, social and environmental goals can bring a number of benefits and increase competitiveness [1,2].Intellectual capital is one of the most valuable resources of an enterprise, which enables its sustainable development. It is comprised of human capital, structural capital and relational capital.The main goal of the paper is to indicate which elements of the intellectual capital of small and medium-sized enterprises in Poland have the greatest impact on their sustainable development in the opinions of managers. The analysis utilizes the results of a study on managing intellectual capital by enterprises in Poland. The research was conducted in May, 2019. The research was realized through the CATI (computer-assisted telephone interviewing) and CAWI (computer-assisted web interviewing) methods in a representative group of 1041 enterprises operating in Poland (employing at least 10 employees) with an assumed level of trust of 0.95 and an estimation error of 3%. It was based on a proportional selection of enterprises based on voivodeships and their size measured by the number of employees. The assumed structure of the test group also took into account the differentiation of enterprises based on their type of activity (the number of interviews conducted was ...

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Can Elements of Intellectual Capital Improve Business Sustainability?—The Perspective of Managers of SMEs in Poland

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“…The measure of intellectual capital provided by the VAIC model has a significant and positive influence on revenue growth, profitability (ROE return on equity, ROA return on asset, operating, ROS return on sale, operating profitability) and companies' sustainable growth (Mukherjee and Sen, 2019;Smriti and Das, 2018;Xu and Wang, 2018;Sardo and Serrasqueiro, 2018;Kai Wah Chu et al, 2011;Gupta, 2015;Maditinos et al, 2011;Joshi et al, 2013;Najafizadeh and Fordoei, 2014;Zia et al, 2014;Gan and Saleh, 2008).…”

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Empirical study of the business growth strategy related to the added value by intellectual capital

Delgado

Sáiz-Bárcena

Olmo

et al. 2020

Int. J. Prod. Manag. Eng.

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<p class="TtuloAbstract">Four consecutive years of more than a thousand Spanish companies from different economic sectors are analyzed to determine the influence of intellectual capital on the business growth strategy. One of the purposes of this work is to establish a classification criterion of the strategic behaviour of a company linked to the growth of three factors: the demand of the sector, the sales of the company and the financial sustainability of the company. Another purpose is to develop and validate an appropriate classification of where the value added by human intellectual capital is structurally concentrated and used according to the strategic behaviour, growth and sector of the company. Interesting conclusions are drawn about the strategic behaviour of the company and its intangible capital, as well as a different method for classifying companies according to their growth, which helps predict business profitability.</p>

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Investigating intellectual capital, corporate environmental sustainability strategy, and management commitment: Evidence from Ghanaian hotels

Quartey

Mensah

2022

Knowl Process Manag

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This study investigates the impact of intellectual capital (IC) on corporate environmental sustainability strategy (CESS), and the moderating effect of management commitment (MC) on the link between IC and CESS in hotels in Ghana. As a cross‐sectional survey, data was collected from 185 managers from 30 hotels and analyzed using standard multiple regression analyses. The results revealed that there is a positive link between IC and CESS. The results further showed that MC has a significant positive moderating effect on the link between IC and CESS. The study's findings provide evidence to support the view that MC can enhance IC's contribution to the environmental sustainability performance of hotels in Ghana. This study extends the natural resource‐based theory by showing IC as strategic capability and resource for achieving corporate environmental sustainability strategies.

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Intellectual Capital and Corporate Sustainable Growth: The Indian Evidence

Cited by 31 publications

References 56 publications

Can Elements of Intellectual Capital Improve Business Sustainability?—The Perspective of Managers of SMEs in Poland

Can Elements of Intellectual Capital Improve Business Sustainability?—The Perspective of Managers of SMEs in Poland

Empirical study of the business growth strategy related to the added value by intellectual capital

Investigating intellectual capital, corporate environmental sustainability strategy, and management commitment: Evidence from Ghanaian hotels

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