Business Engineering Systems discloses economic Potential(s).
Mainly based on intellectual capital.
Originally shared by Peter Bretscher
Who’s afraid of imaging the economic potential? How to map and measure it?
Potential cannot be measured directly, but determined ( = calculate ).
Analogously, as for example, the potential or kinetic energy ( in physics ) is not measured, but it can be calculated / determined.
There are several ways to determine the potential(s).
Basically, the potential itself does NOT have a monetary unit and is drawn perpendicular to the axis of money. In the picture below the unit is [i$]. Letter “i” stands for „implicit / imaginary“.
To calculate the economic potential, it needs two monetary points (Pythagoras).
The picture shows an example of the calculation of the potential based on assets and sales in [$].
But it could also be payroll and sales, project costs and expected revenues, pizza price in a discount store and a pizzeria, total assets and market capitalization….
Using this principle – and correction factors – is it possible to create a balance sheet of the potential…
In addition there’s quite a lot more basics, for example on YouTube:
Mapping Intangible Assets too – beyond classic economic mindset:
Mapping Intangible Assets too – beyond classic economic mindset
Economic Value Architecture and Engineering 2012 alpha:
Economic Value Architecture and Engineering 2012 alpha
Strategic Potential and Performance Quadrants (explicit meets implicit):
Strategic Potential and Performance Quadrants (explicit meets implicit)
Or in general:
http://www.youtube.com/peterbretscher
There are „silent movies“ – Notes and links for download pdf are in the „Info“ part of the movies.
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