2015
DOI: 10.3280/maco2014-003003
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“…Van Buren (1999) identifies four components of intellectual capital: human capital, innovation capital, process capital, and customer capital. Intellectual capital as an intangible asset of an enterprise consists of three segments: human capital, structural capital (organizational and innovation/technological capital) and relational capital (social capital) (Bontis, 1999;Bernardi, Demartini, Paoloni, 2014;Krstić, 2014;Vătămănescu et al, 2019). The concept of intellectual capital includes three elements, as suggested by Sveiby (1997), but with a slightly different structureemployee competencies, internal structure and external structure.…”
Section: Sustainable Intellectual Capital As a Determinant Of Sustainable Business Of Enterprisesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Van Buren (1999) identifies four components of intellectual capital: human capital, innovation capital, process capital, and customer capital. Intellectual capital as an intangible asset of an enterprise consists of three segments: human capital, structural capital (organizational and innovation/technological capital) and relational capital (social capital) (Bontis, 1999;Bernardi, Demartini, Paoloni, 2014;Krstić, 2014;Vătămănescu et al, 2019). The concept of intellectual capital includes three elements, as suggested by Sveiby (1997), but with a slightly different structureemployee competencies, internal structure and external structure.…”
Section: Sustainable Intellectual Capital As a Determinant Of Sustainable Business Of Enterprisesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All this underlines the importance of intangible assets for sustainable business. Bernardi, Demartini and Paoloni (2014) argue that the inclusion of the concept of sustainability in the concept of intellectual capital can be envisaged by segments of intellectual capital -structural capital, human capital, and relational capital. Within the structural intellectual capital, the category of sustainability is environmental capitaleco-product strategy and greenhouse gas emissions strategy.…”
Section: Sustainable Intellectual Capital As a Determinant Of Sustainable Business Of Enterprisesmentioning
confidence: 99%