Monday, January 15, 2007
Human Capital documentation?
I was either directed or stumbled on this blog entry about documenting human capital. The blog entry is entitled "Documenting human capital: The next wave of economic development." There really are some thought provoking ideas. I am not sure how soon we will see this, but we are certainly seeing and have seen attempts to assign value to human and intellectual capital.
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ReplyDeleteInteresting article on documenting human capital! The idea of assigning value to intellectual assets is definitely thought-provoking. It makes me wonder if we'll someday be able to strategize our workforce like a game of Block Blast , carefully combining skills and experience to maximize our organizational potential. Building a strong foundation is key to future success, just like clearing those Block Blast levels.
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