The Ambiguous Relationship of Leadership and Intellectual Capital: Understanding how Intellectual Capital is Developed

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Knowledge, Intellectual Management, Leadership, Organizational Processes, Measurement

Abstract

Intellectual Management deals with these interactions between all resources, tangible and intangible to create maximum value. Leadership plays an important role when turning knowledge within an organization into Intellectual Capital. Therefore it is of major interest to consider and evaluate the relationship as well as possible synergies between Intellectual Capital and Leadership to improve organizational processes and performance.

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Published

1 Apr 2005

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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2005)

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