Intellectual Capital in R&D Management: elucidating the connection.

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Title: Intellectual Capital in R&D Management: elucidating the connection.
Authors: Greco, Marco1 (AUTHOR) m.greco@unicas.it, Hurmelinna‐Laukkanen, Pia2 (AUTHOR) pia.hurmelinna‐laukkanen@oulu.fi, Mention, Anne‐Laure3 (AUTHOR) anne‐laure.mention@rmit.edu.au, Pundzienė, Asta4,5 (AUTHOR) asta.pundziene@ktu.lt, Di Minin, Alberto6 (AUTHOR) alberto.diminin@santannapisa.it
Source: R&D Management. Sep2024, Vol. 54 Issue 4, p811-817. 7p.
Subjects: Business enterprises, Generative artificial intelligence, Intellectual capital, Intellectual property, Machine learning, Technological innovations, Corporate sustainability
Abstract: This document is a special issue that focuses on the relationship between intellectual capital (IC) and research and development (R&D) management. It includes articles that examine different aspects of IC and its impact on R&D performance. The document emphasizes the importance of considering various levels of analysis, such as individual, organizational, and inter-organizational, in understanding this relationship. It also provides practical implications for managers to enhance IC and integrate it into R&D strategies. The authors of the document are experts in the field of IC and R&D management. [Extracted from the article]
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