The phrase "asset capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or resource management, referring to the ability or potential of an asset to generate value or perform a function.
Example: "The company's asset capability has significantly improved due to recent investments in technology."
Alternatives: "asset potential" or "asset capacity".
However, a gap between the original documentation instructions on the asset usage and the actual asset usage combined with a low understanding of the asset capabilities on how to best operate and maintain them may lead to human errors or negligence.
Companies must think through what complementary assets, capabilities, products, or services could prevent customers from defecting to rivals and keep their own position in the ecosystem strong.
While the image of the oil and gas industry is that it is all about assets, competitive advantage generally results from a combination of tangible assets, capabilities, and intangible assets such as reputation and intellectual property (IP).
We must start with an audit of assets, capabilities, risks, and weaknesses and move toward a decision audit, in which the goal is to understand which set of decisions are key to the success of the company's strategy and at what organizational level they should be made.
Finally, Slywotzky and Wise's How to Grow When Markets Don't advises executives to inventory their companies' "hidden assets" (capabilities that might have value in new markets) and conduct an external analysis of ways to solve customer problems (what the authors call "demand innovation").
Business model innovations can outspread and leverage core assets, capabilities and relationships.
Resource-based theory emphasizes that an enterprise is an aggregation of a series of resources in which the resources include "all assets, capabilities, organizational processes, firm attributes, information, knowledge, etc controlled by a firm" (Barney 1991, 101).
Investments in poor rural people – enabling them to build their income, assets, capabilities, voice and empowerment – are necessary to promote equitable and sustainable economic growth and to eradicate hunger and extreme poverty under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Commercial success with a new technology usually depends on the exclusive ownership of a critical asset or capability.
Commercial success with a new technology depends on the exclusive ownership of a critical asset or capability.
