Intangibles Mismanagement and the Current Crisis

October 3, 2008 by Mary Adams · 2 Comments

As we end this tumultuous week, I have a few thoughts on the relationship between intangibles management and the current crisis.

How bad intangibles management got us into this mess…

A financial company’s principal intangible assets are Read more

Filed Under: Innovation
Tagged: Intangibles, Intellectual Capital, Smart Companies, U.S. Financial Crisis

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