Intellectual capital as a consequence of financial communities

Laburpena

The majority of previous studies about communities of practice have been about the internalcomponents (e.g. autonomy, formalization, supervisory support, flexibility, skill anddevelopment), but not about the relative influence of financial communities (e.g., financialparticipation’s in other companies, export, and import activities). The aims of this research are:1) this work presents a theoretical argument of the literature with respect to those dimensionswhich are related to the efficiency of financial communities of practice and intellectual capital; 2)some criterions are established for evaluating or measuring the efficiency of financialcommunities of practice in the intellectual capital; 3) the relative importance and significance offinancial communities of practice will be measured in the intellectual capital; and 4), inconclusion some aspects which can be used to design financial communities of practice moreeffectively will be shown.