Posts Tagged ‘corporate’

The Valuation of Intangible Assets

I was recently sent a copy of a new Statement on Management Accounting about Business Valuation (free but registration required) from the Institute of Management Accountants. But when I read the paper with my intangible capital hat on, I was struck by how much the accounting challenges of intangibles are limiting and, perhaps, distorting the work of valuation professionals. Here are a few thoughts:

It’s a great overview of the process used to value businesses. None of the information in the paper was a surprise to me. I learned …

The New Definition of Innovation

I have seen Corporate executives glow red in the face shouting down top talent with an outstretched index finger belching out; “It’s not innovation unless you can show me the money!”

Got Social Sense-Ability?

Tearing down the “container” means let the people out and the market in. Doing so makes sense, that is if you have any common sense. Isn’t it sensible to see this?

Job Market: We All Need To Tell Our Story

I published this short insight by Mike McClintock because it demonstrated an interesting point of view: demand side inefficiency in the job market.

Is the Corporate Structure Obsolete?

Social Media has demonstrated in many ways capable of meeting or exceeding the deliverable output of many traditional industries such as advertising, marketing, journalism, human resources, design, community organizing, education, and social vetting.