| Communities
of Practice: Partners to Success in Challenging Times
by
Kathleen T. Masterson, MBA, CPA, CKM, Knowledge Manager- Solution
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The intellectual capital of a firm is made up of external capital,
human capital and structural capital. External capital consists
of client, vendor and other third-party relationships. It can be
influenced but never controlled. Human capital is recognized as
the primary asset of many organizations, but it is only leased
for the hours when the employees are working; it cannot be owned.
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