The phrase "assets of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to valuable information or expertise that someone possesses.
Example: "The assets of knowledge that our team brings to the project will ensure its success."
Alternatives: "knowledge resources" or "intellectual assets".
A primary construct useful in this context is human capital; that is, the durable assets of knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) that humans possess that enable the production of goods and services in an economy.
Creativity becomes the producer of tangible and spiritual assets of knowledge society since it is capable of resisting standardized thinking and social risks; turning professional knowledge into the dynamics of action.
The goal is to contribute to the Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria planning and the methodology is based on the definition of a evaluative-oriented tool that allows the identification of the correct assets of knowledge and planning towards the cultural landscape valorization.
Nakayama spoke of his class's core assets of community, knowledge, and confidence.
In the current academic debate, it is undisputed that a solution or a suitable answer regarding the challenge of global warming can only be found through utilizing the asset of human knowledge (see Carayannis and Campbell [2010], p. 42; Bhaskar [2010], p. 1).
You're also putting a lot of trust in the company you choose and its employees because they have access to all of your assets and knowledge of all your weak spots.
Despite strong imperfections in the markets for knowledge, the commercialization of knowledge assets has recently become a broader movement.
Indeed, following a three-day intellectual capital symposium in Amsterdam last June, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development reported widespread international support for the voluntary reporting of knowledge assets.
We acknowledge the importance of knowledge assets for new knowledge production, and we identify path-dependent processes that allow a region to become increasingly competitive in terms of innovation potential.
The recent literature grounded on the resource and knowledge-based view of the firm, has widely outlined the importance of knowledge assets as well as of the management approaches of their development.
New opportunities and challenges related to personalized clinical decision support interventions and advanced curation tools are also outlined, taking into account inter-institutional collaborations leading to a sustainable exchange of knowledge assets.
