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The Intangible Asset Chain for Start-ups
The process of developing a linear intangible asset chain can be described in this model. They are presented here as linear, because in my experience, setting them in random order is not creating sustainable competitive advantage in the long-term.
Intangible river of meaning
I am reading ‘The Passion of the Western Mind’ by Tarnas and try to piece together the obvious argument, that our Western definition of intangible assets is a Platonist understanding of the subject.
We strive to match Plato’s world view when we describe the intangible as follows: we interpret the world in terms of archetypes (good-bad, [...]
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I say intangible and you say asset…
I am trying to clarify the terminology of Intangible Assets (IA). It turns out, that intangibles mean something else to everybody, depending on who you ask.
According to NSW’s Treasury Department’s policy definition
“There is currently no Australian Accounting Standard that comprehensively deals with intangible assets. However there are general requirements contained in a number of standards [...]
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Intangible state of mind
Since 2001, where Daley found that Australia is not utilising intangible assets (IA) to its full advantage, and therefore falling behind in R&D, something interesting has happened.
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