Recent and future events: - The First Worldwide conference on «Intellectual Capital for Communities», Paris World Bank Office, 20 June Several c

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6 Recent and future events: - The First Worldwide conference on «Intellectual Capital for Communities», Paris World Bank Office, 20 June Several conferences and events under preparation (Paris, Rio de Janeiro,.) -The OECD IC event, Ferrara, October The New Club of Paris - Knowledge Innovation Zones - Ragusa Social Intelligence event May 29-30, Paris event June 30 at World Bank

7 COGNITIVE LANDSCAPE

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13 The strategic time gate DOMINANT MODELS INDUSTRIAL ERA ( ) NEO KAPITALISM ( ) INFORMATION-ERA ( ) KNOWLEDGE-ERA ( ) MIND-ERA ( /50) DOMINANT SOCIETY VALUES Materialistic Money, job, wealth Position and info networks Education and Knowledge Social intelligence, Well-fare Source: C. Varga

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18 Emerging Wave of 6th Generation VI In no va ti o n Future as the Asset V A III II I Qu alit y Reeng ine erin g IV ent06.2 Knowledge as the Asset Customer as the Asset B Enterprise as the Asset Project as the Asset Product as the Asset

19 A new perspective on assets Commodities (or capital in use ) Sources of Competitive Advantage (or capital in waiting ) Immeasurable? Ownership uncertain Measurable in $ s The Value Creation Mixer Clear ownership Capital growth and enhanced financial performance 1. Tangible goods 2. Intangible goods Accountants Bankers Analysts Leadership 3. Intangible competences Capital impairment and reduced financial performance 4. Latent capabilities Corporate Executives Venture Capitalists Society Entrepreneurs

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22 The new bottom line -Intellectual Capital (IC) -Psychosocially Supportive Design! -Innovations

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26 Value integration Organisational Structural Capital Human Capital Stake holder Capital Relational Structural Capital Value Recipe

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29 Sustainability value Customer/ relation value Value areas : Human value Strategic IC Balance Sheet Goodwill or. CBS Structural value The long term capital Environmental value Value to society Equity Assets Debt Bottom Line

30 The use of the Reference Model in respect to methods mentioned in this report Danish Guidelines Model Global Market MERITUM Model Environment Conditions Law & Regulation Taxes Strategies Potentials / Capital Key Processes Vision Human Capital R&D Input Strategy KnowGoals Innovation Bus. Dv t Structural Capital Potential Marketing The Austrian ARC Model / the German Wissensbilanz Günter Koch, Wien Mission Relational Capital Available Talents Image Results / Effects Financial Results: Balance Profit&Loss Analytics Output Non Financial Results: Human Structural Relational Capital Incr. Capital Market Feeding back non financial capital profits Intellectual Capital Rating Intangible Asset Monitor Intellectual Capital dvai 8

31 Taxonomy of methods relevant for IC Reporting (following K. Alwert, 2005) Governing Paradigm (in Economics) Intellectual Property Brand Patent ValuValuation ation Kloyer / Wirtz et al. Method giving a value argument Method without resuming in a value Citation Weighted Patent (Hall) Balanced Scorecard EVA (Stewart) Intangible Scoreboard Market to Book Value Identification / Calculation of monetary value Günter Koch, Wien (Edvinsson/ Kivikas) Consideration of different aspects IC Audit (Brooking) IC BenchHolistic Value Appr. marking IC Rating Calculated Intangible Value Skandia Navigator Konrad Group Method Intang. Asset Monitor Danish Guidelines ARC (Koch, Leitner) BMWA Wiss.bilanz Future Paradigm (Value based on knowledge) IC Index (Roos) IC dvai (Bounfour) Consolidated Resumee Drawing a picture of the state of knowledge 4

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34 Policy Agenda 2 How to cultivate value creation friendly business environment. Corporate Management (IA based management) Business Environment More focus on mid-term value creation based on IA. Business Environment of a Country / Community is the matter. Chose the best place for value creation in the world. Policy on IA for Country / Community. Takayuki Sumita, METI, 2005

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36 CMM ICR model S ource: C M M Intellectual C apital R eport 2003 S tockholm,

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41 Source: Chic Thompson, What a great Idea!, Harper Collins (2001) & Paul Iske, Know Com KnocoM Increasing the Creativity Index

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43 The EPOS Karolinska Institute and National Institute for Psychosocial Medicine 2003

44 The critical psychosocial landscape M.O.R.E. Inredningskonsulten AB

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48 ECOLOGICAL JOY ZONE

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57 URBAN DENSITY & INNOVATIONS

58 SOCIAL INNOVATION SPACES Intellectual Capital Human Capital Staff and Citizens Social Capital Organizational Capital Innovational Capital Process Capital Source; Edvinsson & Radovanovic

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66 Intelligent regions Intelligent life in a creative way, based on social intelligence and digital with collective self governance. Connecting bridge between local society and global opportunities. Source: C. Varga

67 The Intelligent City K-Recipe attractor for the creative class geopolitical position mobile city with networks to various clusters and meetings places with know who s communicative city with good logistical flow cooperative city with high value making through various exchanges healthy, fresh and humane to offer good quality of life curious citizens with active interfaces towards the unexplored for social innovations generous city with cultural capital and coherence emphasizing values action intensive city with multitude of active interfaces wealth creating safe and peaceful Source: Leif Edvinsson

68 Triple Knowledge Line Model Knowledge Economy & Knowledge Business Indicators Knowledge Society, Community, & Culture Indicators Knowledge Organization, Infrastructure, & Environment Wealth in Intellectual Capital Index (WICI) = (WHCI+WRCI+WSCI) Wealth in Human Capital Index (WHCI) Wealth in Relationship Capital Index (WRCI) Wealth in Structural Capital Index (WSCI) Knowledge-Based Economy Strength Index (KBESI) Population Knowledge Motivation Index (PKMI) Knowledge Enabling Technology Index (KETI) Knowledge Markets Maturity Index (KMMI) Creative Affinity Index (CAI) Knowledge Ecologies Index (KEI) Knowledge Based Business Innovations Index ( KBBII) Knowledge Stakeholder Interactions Innovations Index (KSIII) Principles, Policies, Practices, Processes, Innovations Index (7PII) Key Performance Indices See;

69 SKALA Result for local municipality Virkningsgrad Risiko Fornyelse Intellectual capital AAA AA A BBB BB B CCC CC C D Core city concept AAA AA A BBB BB B CCC CC C D R BB BBB BBB R Organisational Structural capital RR RRR Ekstremt høy Meget høy Høy Relativt høy Gjennomsnittlig Relativt lav Lav Svært lav Ekstremt lav Fraværende B RR BBB BBB R A BB CCC CCC RR IR Process R BB BB BBBBBB R A A A Leaders R Ubetydelig Moderat Høy Svært høy Relationsbased Structural capital Human capital BB B R RR RRR BB BBB A Staffing R B B RR Net verk BB CCC CCC RR Community CCCCCC RR Brand image 2003

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71 Knowledge transformation, social innovations and Rapid prototyping &migration Infrastructure for K- exchange &migration ICT and Multi media Strange Attractors University Diversity Dynamics flows for new knowledge creation Positive branding to shape curiosity and relations Society Entrepreneurship Knowledge Cafés /Cathedrals Meeting Spaces for different Perspectives and K transfer Source; Edvinsson, Tärbe, Fredriksson

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74 Society IC Leadership Agenda The New Club of Paris for Prototyping

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76 All rights reserved Leif Edvinsson Professor of Intellectual Capital Phone: