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Edison in the Boardroom: How Leading Companies Realize Value from Their Intellectual Assets

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Intellectual Capital and Performance Analysis Intellectual Property and Patents Financial Reporting and Valuation Research

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Introduction: The Edison Prophecy. Level One--Defensive. Level Two--Cost Control. Level Three--Profit Center. Level Four--Integrated. Level Five--Visionary. The Dow Chemical Company: A Case Study. Appendix A: Mining a Portfolio for Value. Appendix B: Competitive Assessment. Appendix C: Integrated Performance Reporting. Notes. Index.

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