InCapedia is a "Wiki" being developed at LSE within the
InCaS project. It provides an emerging interactive
enclcylopaedia about everything to to with Intellectual
Capital and Intellectual Capital Statements, to which
everyone will be able to contribute, to access and share
with others.
InCapedia provides a focused knowledge resource for Small
and Medium Enterprises, when developing Intellectual
Capital Statements, nurturing and managing their
Intellectual Capital resources, and exploring ideas for
innovative strategy and actions.
From January, 2008, developing and enriching InCapedia has
become a cooperative enterprise, open to all who wish to
access Incapedia and contibute elents of their expertise
and experience in regard to Intelelctual Capital.
This activity can benefit all InCapedia contributors.
Incapedia facilitates sharing and networking of
Intellectual Capital. Intellectual Capital is founded on
ideas and knowledge, rather than on money and cash. Unlike
financial capital, if you share or network elements of the
intellectual capital that you have available (in your mind,
rater than in the bank or under the bed), you will not lose
any of it. Instead you will enrich a collective resouce
that you can draw upon again and again, whenever you need
it.
One of the greatest problems that SMEs face, in using
knowledge on Intellectual Capital effectively, is that it
never seems to be accessible in the right form, in the
right place at the right time. With the development of
InCapedia, this problem should vanish, enabling enomously
rich resouces on Intellectual capital to be moblised across
the whole SME sector