Intellectual Capital

Synopsis of Intellectual Capital

«Intellectual Capital» is the business management essay by Thomas A. Stewart, published by Doubleday Business in hardcover (304 pages, in English).

Thomas A. Stewart explains how knowledge has become the most valuable economic resource and how companies can identify and manage their intellectual capital: the talent of their employees, the loyalty of their customers, and the accumulated know-how in their culture and processes. The book proposes tools to turn these intangible assets into competitive advantage and offers a framework for understanding the information economy and the networked organization.

Reference work on knowledge management, originally published in 1997. Includes a preface, analytical index, and an appendix with tools for measuring and managing intellectual capital.

Aimed at executives, business management professionals, and readers interested in the knowledge economy and corporate strategy.