Intangible assets and principles for their valuation

Intangible assets and principles for their valuation

1. objective

   • to the be able to measure and express in numbers all what is thought

2. when do intangible assets need to be valued?

   • main circumstances in which to measure :
     • corporate alliances
       • these alliances allow the evaluation of the contributions of the knowledge of each partner, allowing the shareholding of these
     • sale purchase, or licensing of separable assets such as brands, patents
       • in this case only a part of the intangible assets of a company through a legal transfer agreement
     • I & D MANAGEMENT
       • concept applied in organizations. It has the purpose of transferring knowledge from the place where it is generated to the place where it will be used

3. CORPORATE KNOWLEDGE

   • company specialized in the development of collaborative technological solutions aimed at improving document, communication and knowledge management in organizations.
     • The cycle of knowledge management is composed of three phases or stages:
       • Capture and / or creation of knowledge
       • Dissemination and / or transmission of knowledge
       • Acquisition and application of knowledge

4. ANGIE MELISA LONDOÑO BEDOYA C.C 1060653683 UNAD