Intellectual Capital in Context of Knowledge Management

Antošová, Mária; Csikósová, Adriana

doi:10.5772/19186

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“…Intellectual capital is generated and dynamically recombined by knowledge, produces knowledge, and is fed by knowledge itself, both codified and tacit [4]. At present, the expression of an organization's value needs to be more focused on employee retention, using their knowledge and innovative skills to emphasize the image and brand and build core equity [73]. Hence, people are a critical component that enables the existence of knowledge management in an organization and encompasses elements such as organizational culture, learning, strategy, and leadership.…”

Section: The Concept Of Knowledge Managementmentioning

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Linking Critical Thinking and Knowledge Management: A Conceptual Analysis

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Knowledge management and critical thinking are two broad and important phenomena for contemporary society. Their concepts are both well-discussed in the literature. However, the existing conceptual links between them have not been analyzed, and the role of critical thinking in the process of effective knowledge management has not been revealed. This article aims to fill this gap by presenting the conceptual connections between knowledge management and critical thinking. In order to reveal the inner structure of each concept and identify the conceptual connections, a critical review was conducted. The results showed the links between the concepts of knowledge management and critical thinking within three dimensions: relationships, process, and goals. In conclusion, each dimension is presented and described, with a special focus on the unexpected and deep intersections revealed between the two concepts on a personal, interpersonal, and societal level. This research may be regarded as providing the basis for further analysis of the links between these two phenomena. Increased awareness of the existence of critical thinking in knowledge management can forge new directions in organizational strategies and staff training programs.

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Section: The Concept Of Knowledge Managementmentioning

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Linking Critical Thinking and Knowledge Management: A Conceptual Analysis

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“…Human capital is created by employees by their inherent and acquired knowledge, skills, talents, and competencies. In this way, HC can be considered as a dynamic index and a very important factor for the prosperity of the organization today [46]. On the other hand, HC refers to the knowledge (explicit or tacit and individual or social) that people and groups possess and their ability to generate it, which is useful for the strategic purpose (mission and vision) of the organization.…”

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“…In this type of capital, there are work processes, organizational norms, technological processes, know-how, brand, etc. [46]. According to Bueno et al [51], structural capital is the set of knowledge and intangible assets derived from action processes that are the organization's property and that remain there when people leave it.…”

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Intellectual Capital: A Review and Bibliometric Analysis

2021

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Intellectual capital is managed by competencies and the development of information and communication technologies, which have seen high growth and impact in higher education institutions related to scientific publications. The main objective of this study was to provide a summary of the general review of studies related to intellectual capital around the world. Methodology: the Bibliometric analysis was carried out using the Bibliometrix library and BiblioShiny platform of the RStudio® software through the data obtained from the Scopus database. Findings: in total, 389 documents in the Scopus database used “capital”, “intellectual”, “research” and “institutions” as keywords with a growth rate of 2.34% every year from 1947 to 2021. The publications were written by around 866 authors, mainly from the USA, the UK, and Spain. Original value: the data obtained show that intellectual capital has been important and relevant in the scientific publications of the last six years, which were related by the number of authors by institutions.

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“…U tom kontekstu se ističe da prioritet treba dati upravljanju intelektualnim kapitalom banke. Antosova et al (2011) naglašavaju da, nezavisno od toga što je sadašnja tržišna ekonomija u većem delu orijentisana na ostvarivanje direktnih finansijskih prihoda, sve je prisutnija intencija ka iskazivanju nematerijalnog kapitala, a za koji je poznato da i on predstavlja deo tržišne vrednosti privrednog subjekta. Razvoj ekonomije zasnovane na znanju iznedrio je tendenciju da se mnoga preduzeća u većoj meri fokusiraju na upotrebu resursa zasnovanih na znanju, a ne na održivost fizičke imovine i konkurentnost (Muda et al, 2020:79).…”

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“…In this context, it is emphasized that priority should be given to the management of the bank's intellectual capital. Antosova et al (2011) emphasize that, regardless of the fact that the current market economy is largely oriented towards the realization of direct financial income, there is an increasing intention to express intangible capital, which is known to be part of the market value of a business entity.…”

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Intellectual capital as a strategic performance with a focus on banks

Kovjanić¹,

Vukadinović²

2021

Bankarstvo

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Intellectual capital is of great value to profit-oriented organizations today. In the modern environment, the issue of strategic advantage is inseparable from the consideration of the issue of intellectual capital, bearing in mind that intellectual capital is a generator of economic value. In order for banks, as modern profit-oriented organizations, to achieve target performance, they need to know what their competitive advantage is, and to identify the necessary capacities and resources for sustainable business. The role of intellectual capital is crucial when it comes to the performances of modern banks, given the dynamic competitive environment in which they operate today. However, regardless of that, the literature that focuses precisely on the settings of these financial organizations is insufficiently represented and fragmented. This research, based on the application of the content analysis method, provides a structured review of the literature on the specifics of managing intellectual capital in banks. Further research could analyse the impact of intellectual capital on the performances of banks operating in the Republic of Serbia.

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Intellectual Capital in Context of Knowledge Management

Cited by 11 publications

References 2 publications

Linking Critical Thinking and Knowledge Management: A Conceptual Analysis

Linking Critical Thinking and Knowledge Management: A Conceptual Analysis

Intellectual Capital: A Review and Bibliometric Analysis

Intellectual capital as a strategic performance with a focus on banks

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