Analysis of structural capital as a component of intellectual capital in ICT enterprises

Lekić, Nemanja; Vapa-Tankosić, Jelena; Rajaković-Mijailović, Jasmina; Lekić, Snežana

doi:10.5937/oditor2003033l

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“…The mean value of the latent construct structural capital in this study is higher than the values obtained in the studies in Sweden [84], Iran [86], Canada [21], Jordan [25] and Malaysia [87]. This shows that the organizational processes, structure, culture, patents and licenses recognized in ICT companies of the Republic of Serbia represent an important element of their intellectual capital [88]. The mean value of the latent relational capital construct obtained in this study is higher than the obtained values of the research conducted in Malaysia [87] and slightly higher than the value of the study conducted in Jordan [25].…”

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Employees’ Perceptions on the Relationship of Intellectual Capital and Business Performance of ICT Companies

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The ICT sector has been recognized as a sector with great potential for the growth and development of the economy of the Republic of Serbia. This initiated the need to analyze the strategic aspect of the ICT sector intellectual capital concept. The purpose of the paper is to empirically test the impact of intellectual capital on business performance within the ICT sector. The research was conducted on a sample of 611 employees in ICT sector companies in the Republic of Serbia. The partial least squares method was used to model the structural equations for analysis of the primary data and testing of the hypotheses. The findings show a positive and statistically significant relationship between individual components of intellectual capital and the business performance of ICT companies, which confirms the hypotheses. Human capital proved to have the strongest influence on the business performance of ICT companies. This paper provides new scientific knowledge which can contribute to creating long-term strategies that shall focus on more sophisticated management of intellectual capital, compared to the traditional tasks of allocating resources of the organization. The findings may be of interest to other sectors stakeholders to provide deeper understanding on intellectual capital as an essential source of companies’ competitive advantage that can positively impact business performance.

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Employees’ Perceptions on the Relationship of Intellectual Capital and Business Performance of ICT Companies

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“…Structures and negative aspect determination procedure and generating values in business square measure dedicated to the structure capital. Structures embody total structure procedure, structure strategy and also the ability to use info technology (Lekić, Vapa, Rajaković, & Lekić, 2020).…”

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The Impact of Intellectual Capital on Task Performance in Educational Sector of Lahore: Mediating role of Organizational Learning, and Innovative Work Behavior

Mirza,

Ahmad,

Gogia

2023

Academic Journal of Social Sciences

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This research looks at the impact of intellectual capital (IC) on task performance (TP) through the mediating role of organizational learning (OL) and innovative work behavior (IWB) in the education sector of Lahore, Pakistan. In order to accomplish the purpose, a theoretical framework has been made in line with literature review, using resource orchestration theory. Pretested investigative tool was used to accomplish a survey from university, college, and private schools in the district of Lahore, during October 2022 to January 2023. By using structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) based on a sample of, 361 questionnaires, which were sent through email and by courier. Out of which 340 answered, 10 incomplete and 11 forms returned un-answered. Regression analysis was applied for hypothesis testing. The main significance of this research is that the performance requirements and improvements in teacher quality will lead to students having the highest level of knowledge, which will help Pakistan rise to the top of the world in the near future. If teachers make the appropriate decisions at the appropriate times and use the appropriate strategies, performance should be accomplished. Since the results relate to a particular point in time, the study has the cross-sectional research limitation. Researchers can plan to conduct a longitudinal analysis in the current sample as part of a future line of research to address the gap. Future research can be expended to other region of Pakistan.

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“…Karipidis and Karypidou, 2021;Lekić et al, 2021;Vladisavljević et al, 2019). The reasons are as follows: organic producers have a highschool or college-level education, so they have acquired basic computer knowledge, use ICT and foreign languages(Lekić et al, 2020). The process of certification and obtaining required certificates of organic production requires keeping detailed records of production, which is done through a computer.…”

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Influence of human capital on the performance of organic milk production

Ignjatijević

2022

Mljekarstvo

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Over the past decade, a growing interest of consumers in the consumption of organic milk has been recognized, mostly because of its positive effect on human health, besides other various positive effects. The main goal of organic milk production is to bring agricultural production in close alignment with the requirements of a sustainable system. Human capital in organic farming is an important factor as it significantly influences production and financial results. As an important factor in the production, socio-economic characteristics of producers considerably determine possibilities of the future development of this system of production in a certain country. Focusing on the aspect of human capital, this paper examines the possibilities of the development of organic agricultural production in the Republic of Serbia. The research has been conducted on the territory of Serbia on individual farms which are certified for organic farming. Following the findings, the authors conclude that human capital in organic milk production of the Republic of Serbia does not represent a limiting factor in the future development of this system and that human capital in terms of learning and education, experience and expertise, innovation and creativity, and sources of knowledge has a positive relationship with the business performance.

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Analysis of structural capital as a component of intellectual capital in ICT enterprises

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Employees’ Perceptions on the Relationship of Intellectual Capital and Business Performance of ICT Companies

Employees’ Perceptions on the Relationship of Intellectual Capital and Business Performance of ICT Companies

The Impact of Intellectual Capital on Task Performance in Educational Sector of Lahore: Mediating role of Organizational Learning, and Innovative Work Behavior

Influence of human capital on the performance of organic milk production

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