Intellectual capital and knowledge management, the hidden value in organizations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.68061/7yen6355Keywords:
intellectual capital, knowledge management, organizational valueAbstract
This academic essay seeks to expose the value of intellectual capital and knowledge management for organizations, analyzing the background of intellectual capital in organizations from a variety of theoretical and practical approaches that have contributed to the development and adoption of this concept. Tracing organizational knowledge theory to knowledge management, these schools of thought have helped companies recognize the strategic importance of their intangible assets and implement practices to manage them effectively.
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