Titlebook: Capital, Systems, and Objects; The Foundation and F Richard Thomas Watson Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Organizational CapitalOrganizational capital refers to the wide collection of resources that some label as intellectual capital. It is the knowledge, software, and methods that a firm can deploy to convert capital. It can be organized into databases, applications, procedures, and patents.

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Natural CapitalNatural capital is the earth’s endowment. Some of this bounty is finite, such as the different types of minerals, and some renewable, such as forests. Renewable resources are all powered directly or indirectly by solar energy, and they are a valuable annuity for all life on earth.

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The Measurement of SystemsSystems are the engines of capital creation, and every organization should be very aware of the state of its critical systems. The emphasis in the prior chapter was on measuring outcomes, the capital created, and in this chapter attention is paid to assessing the processes that generate capital.

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NIELS HENRIK ABEL and his Timesman life by creating a highly effective and efficient capital creation system. Organizations are the centers of innovation, because they import capital, convert it from one form to another (e.g., recruit human capital to develop an information system, a form of organizational capital), or enhance ca

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Basic Principles of Chromatographythe most sophisticated in terms of creating societies. All species have some cognitive skills (e.g., a plant senses sunlight and orientates toward it), and some have very specialized skills (e.g., echolocation in bats).

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Orientierung Beruht auf Wahrnehmungization. At the personal level, it describes a person’s ability to benefit from personal connections. It might mean helping a friend in Uruguay connect with a contact in Atlanta to help explore a business opportunity in an emerging field.

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