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E8723_VISINEV_ A28_A29_D44_D35_D36 Intelectual Capital Dynamics

The dynamic perspective of the intellectual capital is based on the idea that knowledge can be considered as flow, or stock and flows. According to Nissen, “To the extent that organizational knowledge does not exist in the form needed for application or at the place and time required to enable work performance, then it must flow from how it exists and where it is located to how and where it is needed. This is the concept of knowledge flows (Nissen 2006). Also, intangible assets may have interactions and can be transformed through production process such that they are in a continuous dynamics. As Kianto explains (2007), dynamism can be injected into the static resource architectures by examining interrelations and interdependencies between various resources. However, this interpretation is incomplete since flow implies a field of pressure which is not evident in this situation.

intellectual capital; dynamics

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