The intangibles’ mindset of CFOs’ and corporate performance

The intangibles’ mindset of CFOs’ and corporate performance

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Article ID: iaor20108558
Volume: 8
Issue: 4
Start Page Number: 340
End Page Number: 350
Publication Date: Dec 2010
Journal: Knowledge Management Research & Practice
Authors: , , ,
Abstract:

This paper aims to analyze the companies’ view about the financial valuation of intangibles relevance and its influence on corporate performance. Based on the theory of resources, the role of intangibles in business competitiveness is justified. The traditional factors of production have become secondary, while the success is primarily based on the development and utilization of intangible resources. One of the main problems in managing the intangibles appears to be that, there is a general lack of information about them. Therefore, financial valuation of intangibles will result in significant benefits to the organization that will help determine business strategy, process design as well providing competitive advantage. It follows the hypothesis of this work, the greater known about their intangibles and the greater sensitivity to the financial valuation of them, the better performance. To achieve this objective, a field study is done, doing telephone calls to Basque Country companies’ financial managers.

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