METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL OF ENTERPRISES

The article provides a comprehensive study of the theoretical and applied aspects of assessing the intellectual capital of enterprises in the current conditions of the knowledge economy. It is determined that intellectual capital plays a key role in the formation of long-term competitive advantages, as it encompasses not only the knowledge, skills and competencies of employees, but also organisational culture, databases, management systems, technologies, customer relations, brand reputation and other intangible assets. Methods for assessing intellectual capital, including quantitative, qualitative and mixed approaches, are considered and systematised. The advantages and limitations of such methods as Skandia Navigator, Intangible Assets Monitor, Balanced Scorecard, VAIC, the intangible assets method, market multipliers and market value added models are highlighted. The feasibility of combining financial indicators with non-financial characteristics is justified, which allows for a more accurate assessment of the effectiveness of intellectual resource use in the context of strategic management. The author proposes an approach to adapting foreign methods to the realities of Ukrainian enterprises, which face a lack of statistical data, an unstable market environment, limited access to capital, and high levels of risk. The advantages of this method include the simplicity of calculations and the availability of financial statements for a number of companies. In addition, this method allows determining the impact of each element of intellectual capital on the results of the enterprise's activities. The main disadvantage of the method under consideration is the abstraction from time factors that can reduce the value of intellectual capital. Intellectual capital valuation is seen not only as an analytical tool, but also as a basis for making management decisions, optimising the cost structure, forming an innovation development policy and increasing the intangible assets of the enterprise. The results obtained can be useful for managers, analysts, investors, scientists and consultants in the field of strategic development of enterprises.

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Eastern Europe economy business and management
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.32782/easterneurope.47-19
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Intellectual Capital and Performance Analysis
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METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL OF ENTERPRISES

Yaroslav Bielousov, Oleksii Kharkovyna
Eastern Europe economy business and management
Intellectual Capital and Performance Analysis
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METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL OF ENTERPRISES

Yaroslav Bielousov, Oleksii Kharkovyna
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The article provides a comprehensive study of the theoretical and applied aspects of assessing the intellectual capital of enterprises in the current conditions of the knowledge economy. It is determined that intellectual capital plays a key role in the formation of long-term competitive advantages, as it encompasses not only the knowledge, skills and competencies of employees, but also organisational culture, databases, management systems, technologies, customer relations, brand reputation and other intangible assets. Methods for assessing intellectual capital, including quantitative, qualitative and mixed approaches, are considered and systematised. The advantages and limitations of such methods as Skandia Navigator, Intangible Assets Monitor, Balanced Scorecard, VAIC, the intangible assets method, market multipliers and market value added models are highlighted. The feasibility of combining financial indicators with non-financial characteristics is justified, which allows for a more accurate assessment of the effectiveness of intellectual resource use in the context of strategic management. The author proposes an approach to adapting foreign methods to the realities of Ukrainian enterprises, which face a lack of statistical data, an unstable market environment, limited access to capital, and high levels of risk. The advantages of this method include the simplicity of calculations and the availability of financial statements for a number of companies. In addition, this method allows determining the impact of each element of intellectual capital on the results of the enterprise's activities. The main disadvantage of the method under consideration is the abstraction from time factors that can reduce the value of intellectual capital. Intellectual capital valuation is seen not only as an analytical tool, but also as a basis for making management decisions, optimising the cost structure, forming an innovation development policy and increasing the intangible assets of the enterprise. The results obtained can be useful for managers, analysts, investors, scientists and consultants in the field of strategic development of enterprises.

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