Multi-variable analysis and modelling of intellectual capital effects on firm performance

Tsakalerou, Mariza

doi:10.1504/ijlic.2015.072198

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“…Income 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 Income 1.0 1.0 0.8 0.9 HIGH 0.9 0.8 1.0 0.9 HIGH 1.0 0.9 1.0 0.9 Only results that emerge from both mappings are presented and both scores (cases/firms) are reported simultaneously. As identified already in the original study (Tsakalerou, 2015a), the overall picture for IC is profoundly positive (with a mean score of 0.9/0.9). The GE/McKinsey matrices in Table 2, however, reveal the following important observations:…”

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confidence: 69%

“…The relationship between IC and organisational value has been the subject of significant academic research with often-inconclusive results (Chahal and Bakshi, 2014). A recent meta-study of the relevant research literature of the period 2000-2013 has demonstrated that IC as a whole has a strong positive effect on firm performance (Tsakalerou, 2015a) while its constituents are significantly lagging in this respect (Tsakalerou, 2015b).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…To account for other influences, such as the level of economic development in the operating environment or the industry sector involved, the study examines these control variables as well. GE/McKinsey matrices are employed as the analysis tool of choice to allow for only major trends to emerge (Tsakalerou, 2015a, Tsakalerou, 2015b, Tsakalerou, 2015c).…”

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Intellectual property as a key driver of business performance: the case of Singapore and its implications for innovation in a knowledge-based economy

Tsakalerou

2018

IJLIC

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While the importance of intellectual capital (IC) for organisational value varies across the enterprise continuum, it is commonly accepted that IC has a generally positive effect on firm performance. It has been observed in the literature that certain variables such as the industry sector and the level of economic development play an important mediating role on the effects of IC on firm performance. It is thus accepted that conditions of the environment in which a firm operates may have a tempering effect on the significance of IC for its performance. One of the most important external factors for organisational value is the level of intellectual property (IP) rights protection granted to patents, copyright, trademarks, etc., in its operating environment. The case of Singapore is a specific example of a country where the emergence of a strong IP rights protection environment coincided with the tremendous development of the country. But since Singapore was already one of the top locations in the world for ease of doing business, the question remains whether its innovation ecosystem evolved because of the IP rights protection advance. The objective of this paper is thus to examine the degree to which an IP rights protection system fosters an environment in which IC can be of significance for firm performance. Preliminary second-level analysis of the aggregate results of a meta-study of the relevant bibliography (2003-2013) demonstrates that the significance of IC is severely undermined for manufacturing firms that operate in environments with weak IP rights protection.

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Intellectual property as a key driver of business performance: the case of Singapore and its implications for innovation in a knowledge-based economy

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2018

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“…Although the results of a meta-study indicate that IC as a whole has a uniformly strong positive effect on firm performance, the effect that its constituents display are significantly lagging in this respect (Tsakalerou 2015). Recognising the shortcomings and literature gap in understanding the influence of individual components of IC, instead of undertaking conceptual investigations and adding new terminology to the already seemingly fuzzy conceptual field of IC (Gogan 2014), the purpose of this study is to unpack the different components of IC by highlighting their individual relevance to organisational performance.…”

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“…Scholars engaged with IC research have proposed different definitions, conceptualisations and categorisations (Djamil et al 2013). Several authors suggest that the different dimensions of IC need to complement each other in order for organisations to achieve their organisational goals (Johannessen et al 2005;Shree, Urban 2012;Tsakalerou 2015).…”

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Multidimensional and Comparative Study on Intellectual Capital and Organisational Performance

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Joubert

2017

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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Intellectual capital (IC) as the knowledge‐based equity of organizations is increasingly recognised as an important value contributor to performance. By building on previous research, the study examines the IC components of human capital, structural capital and relational capital as they relate to organisational performance. Following past international studies, a model is developed and statistically tested. A survey is administered to firms across several industries and data is analysed employing structural equation modelling. Recognising that replications and extensions of IC studies are vital to knowledge development, comparisons with international studies are made. The results provide support for the hypotheses where relationships between the IC components and performance are evident. These findings suggest that it is crucial for an organisation to optimise the utilisation of its human capital for the sake of optimising its structural capital, which leads to higher performance. By positioning the study in terms of IC literature, the study offers the ability to compare the present study findings with similar findings across countries.

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Impact of Intellectual Capital on the Financial Performance of Innovation-Driven Pharmaceutical Firms: Empirical Evidence from India

2022

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Multi-variable analysis and modelling of intellectual capital effects on firm performance

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Intellectual property as a key driver of business performance: the case of Singapore and its implications for innovation in a knowledge-based economy

Intellectual property as a key driver of business performance: the case of Singapore and its implications for innovation in a knowledge-based economy

Multidimensional and Comparative Study on Intellectual Capital and Organisational Performance

Impact of Intellectual Capital on the Financial Performance of Innovation-Driven Pharmaceutical Firms: Empirical Evidence from India

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