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    INT ELLECTUALCAPIT AL

    Purvi Agarwal 02

    Vivek M. Desai 13

    Vikas Lalwani 44

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    FUNDAMENTAL FORMS OF

    CAPITAL

    FINANCIAL CAPITAL

    Funds which are required to buy what isneeded to make products or provide

    services.

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    INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL

    Intellectual capital is knowledge

    That can be exploitedFor some money-making orother useful purposeIt combines the idea of the intellect or brain-power with the economic concept of capital.

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    INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL ..

    Intellectual Capital is one way of defininga companys intangible assets and

    resources.

    Knowledge-based, intangible assets are

    sometimes referred to as intellectualcapital.

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    INTANGIBLE ASSETS

    Defined as

    Identifiable non-monetaryassets that cannot be seen,

    touched or physically measured,

    which are created through time and/oreffort and that are identifiable as aseparate asset.

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    ELEMENTS OF

    INTELLECTUAL CAPITALCustomer capital: Enhances the fitness of the

    organization for succeeding in the market place

    like customer loyalty.Human capital: Knowledge and competences

    residing with the company's employees.

    Structural capital: Collective know-how,beyond the capabilities of individual employees.E.g. information systems; policies; intellectualproperty.

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    INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL CAN

    INCLUDE THESE INTANGIBLEASSETS

    The skills and knowledge that a company has

    developed over a period of Time. Knowledge of Individual Employees or groups

    critical to Companys success.

    Aggregation of Documents aboutprocesses,customers,research,results

    Other information of value to the competitorwhich is not common knowledge.

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    MET HOD S FOR MEASURINGINT ELLECTUAL CAP ITAL

    Return on Assets ( ROA ) : It uses average pretax earnings of the company for three to five years. These average earnings are then divided by average tangible assets of the company over a period of

    time. The resulting ROA is compared with the Companys industry average to calculate the difference

    DIFFERENCE

    + ve 0 or - ve

    Excess of intellectual capital Company intellectual capital is

    over industry assumed to be Zero

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    Formula :

    Value of intellectual of a company

    AEBTt5 IEBTt5

    ATAt5 IATAt5

    Where , AEBT = Average earnings of the company before tax for five years.

    ATA = Average Tangible Assets of the company for five years.

    IEBT = Industrys earnings before tax for five years.

    IATA = Industrys Average Tangible Assets for five years

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    IllustrationOn the basis of the statistical data of Asian Paints Ltd , we have tried to calculate intellectual capital.

    Year 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00

    Earning before tax 8035 8538 10050 10088 14309

    Tangible Assets 11979 17017 23146 30111 32934

    Average earnings before tax :- 23037

    Average Tangible assets :- 10204

    Therefore, AEBTt5 10204 .44ATAt5 23037

    Industry Average:- .21

    Valueof intellectual is .44 - .21 = .23

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    MARKETCAPITALIZATION

    METHOD The excess of companys market capitalization over its

    stockholders equity is its intellectual capital. It is given bythe formula :

    Market Capitalization =

    Average market value of shares x no. of shares subscribed - Paid up capital

    Letus measure it with an example,Average market value of shares of ABC Ltd Rs. 100

    No. of shares subscribed 1000

    Paid up capital Rs.50,000

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    Therefore Value of intellectual capital

    = Rs.100 x 10000 50,000

    = Rs.50,000

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    TOBINS Q The ratio was developed by James Tobin (Tobin 1969). It

    is calculated by dividing the market value of a company byits book value.

    Market Value of companyTobins q = ________________________

    Book Value of a company

    Suppose;Market value per share of company XYZ Ltd. is 200

    Book Value per share of company XYZ Ltd is 75

    No. of shares are 10 lakh

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    Tobins q = 200 x 10 lakh = 2.67 lakh

    75 x 10 lakh

    Hence, XYZ has excess intellectualcapital of Rs. 2.67 lakh

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    SKANDIA NAVIGATOR

    HISTORY Skandia is an international insurance

    financial services company based inSweden in the 1990s

    Realized the importance of intangible assetsand intellectual capital

    Skandia wanted a way to measure itsintellectual capital

    Skandia developed the Intellectual Capital

    Navigatormanagement model

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    SKANDIA NAVIGATOR

    (Intangibles Valuation) A collection of

    critical

    measurements.

    Comprises of aHolistic view of

    performance & goalachievement.

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    Financial focus :

    -Captures the financial outcome of our activities.Customer focus :

    -Gives an indication on how well the organization fills the needs of its

    customers via services and products.Process focus:

    -Captures the actual processes of creating services and products ourcustomers desire.

    Renewal and development Focus:-Aims at reassuring the organizations long-term renewal and in part its

    sustainability.Human focus: (Heart of the Organization)

    -Process of Knowledge creation is visualized in this area.

    FOCUS AREAS

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    THE STORY

    OFMAHABHARATA

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    LOOK AT INFOSYS.....

    Our core corporate assets walk out every

    evening. It is our duty to make sure that theseassets return the next morning, mentally andphysically enthusiastic and energetic.

    -Narayana Murthy

    `Value of human resources' was Rupees 1,04,850crores for its employees

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    LETS THINK, SHALL WE.

    What is more Important for an Organization?

    FINANCIAL CAPITAL

    ORINTELLECTUAL CAPITAL

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    THINK AGAIN...

    Now then, if I put $40,000.00 of Financial Capital in aroom and left it there for a year when I came back Iwould still have $40,000.00; no more, no less. Except it

    would have less value due to inflation. However, if I gave someone the same $40,000.00 who

    had an idea and the proper Intellectual Capital to makesomething of it when I came back in a year that money

    could easily double or triple or more. The point? Money doesnt make more money by itself. It

    requires human intervention.

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    TAKE AN EXAMPLE...

    If you have a dollar and I have a dollar and we each giveone another our dollar what will each of us have? Weeach still have 1 dollar.

    But, if you have an idea and I have an idea and we eachgive one another our idea what will each of us have? Weeach will have two ideas!

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    CONCLUSIONWe just have to remember that in todaysworld it is Mind over Money that will rule

    the day.

    The point? Money doesnt make more

    money by itself. It requires humanintervention.

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