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Where are you on the Intellectual Capital Continuum (ICCä)?

Professor Nermien Al-Ali
Franklin Pierce Law Center
  • World Congress of Intellectual Capital McMaster University 2002
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Intellectual Capital Continuum
  • A tool to classify any practice an organization has related to any type of Intellectual Capital to place it in a structured model


  • Use it to know
    • Why do you have a practice
    • Where it fits
    • Where are the gaps in your ICM plan or strategy
    • How to breach these gaps


    • ICC is based on CICMä  -  Comprehensive Intellectual Capital Management model
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Intellectual Capital Management
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Intellectual Capital Management
  •      Value creation depends on transfer of HC to CC, CC to SC, HC to SC & vice versa
  • Both intellectual assets & property created


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CICM
  • Defines ICM:


    • “ICM is an evolutionary stage of business management where IC is managed throughout the business cycle for creation, extraction & maximization of value”






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CICM
  • Classifies IC based on function in enterprise where:


  • Knowledge as the resource,


  • Innovation as the process,


  • Intellectual property as the product


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Patent-Intensive Business
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Branding Business
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CICM
  • Manages each type of IC under different set of objectives, strategies, & procedures :


    • Knowledge resources &intellectual capabilities whether human or organizational managed under KM


    • Processes and practices that drive innovation managed under IM and


    • Strategic intellectual property managed under IPM

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CICM
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CICM
  • Strategic Goals
  • KM: manages tacit & explicit Knowledge resources to create value, create a learning organization, & enable effective decision making through knowledge sharing


  • IM: manages process capital to extract value through idea generation, competitive intelligence and product mapping.


  • IPM: manages patents, trademarks, copyrights, & trade secrets as strategic tools to gain a competitive advantage or generate more revenue.


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CICM
  • No organization or business can or SHOULD develop all components of ICM


  • Why
    • Limited human & financial resources
    • Non-alignment with business strategy
    • Required culture not in place
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ICC

    • Administrative: practices for filing applications (legal), accounting & document or workflow management



    • Protective: procedures for protection of a business’ investment in intellectual capital, freedom to operate & right in employee ideas.


    • Proactive: practices for use of knowledge, innovation & intellectual property of a business to enable competitive positioning.

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ICC – Develop a Matrix
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ICC & Your ICM Plan
  • First Rule: Ensure that you manage IC on administrative level through 3 components of ICM


  • Second Rule: Implement KM as much as culture allows


  • Third Rule: Develop IM & IPM depending on:
  • Type IC that drives value in your business or industry
  •  Business strategy





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ICC – Professional/Customer Service
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ICC – Manufacturing/Traditional
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ICC – IP Intensive
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ICC – Summary
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Thank You