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Weightless Wealth : Finding Your Real Value in a Future of Intangible Assets by DANIEL ANDRIESSEN, RENE TISSEN,FINANCIAL TIMES PRENTICE HALL is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Weightless Wealth : Finding Your Real Value in a Future of Intangible Assets about?
Weightless Wealth introduces a practical methodology that unlocks the hidden value of intangible assets and helps direct your business to release its full potential. For the first time, there is a way to bridge the gap between your company's core competencies - its hidden value - and its future potential. This book will help your business to: identify its most important intangible assets and reveal their power; measure its value and use this for strategic decision making; and reveal the real potential of its intangible assets and benchmark them with other players in the market.--BOOK JACKET.
- Author
- DANIEL ANDRIESSEN, RENE TISSEN,FINANCIAL TIMES PRENTICE HALL
- Publisher
- London: Financial Times Prentice Hall
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780273649229
- Subjects
- Management, Finance, Business
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