Intellectual capital

Intellectual capital

1. Human Capital Origins and evolution.

   • Knowledge
   • Skills
   • Experience

2. Education, society and the state.

   • Skill development
   • Enhance learning
   • Compulsory education (5-18 years)
   • Human and professional quality.
   • Scientific and intellectual production.
   • Commitment, prestige and excellence.

3. The Role of Intellectual capital and Entrepreneurial Characteristics as Innovation Drivers

   • Investigation process
   • Solution of social problems
   • Competent workforce
   • Professional competente
   • Paradigm shifts

4. TIC information and communication technology.

   • Technological advances in England have left their mark on the international market at a technological and scientific level since, in addition to improve the global economy, their advances are of great support for people in many aspects of daily life.
   • Social progres
   • Global network of networks
   • Information Technology Projects
     • 7PM, P2P-NEXT,  20-20 3DMEDIA TA2 MY-E-Director 2012 Recognition Research on multidimensional media.

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