Human capital value
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This document discusses whether human capital should be considered an asset. It notes that while CEOs often say people are a company's most important asset, accounting standards do not currently treat human capital as an asset. The document reviews International Financial Reporting Standards which define an intangible asset as something that is identifiable, generates future economic benefits, and can be measured reliably. While human capital provides value, it does not meet the accounting definition of an asset because it is not separable from the people who possess it and cannot be measured reliably. The document considers human capital an invaluable but invisible type of value for companies.
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Some stories start with pitch decks, seed funding, and big VC buzz.
Ours? It started with a frustrated customer, a whiteboard, and a promise.
We were visiting a long-time clientjust a routine check-in.
But in passing, they said something that stopped us cold:
We hate our EDI software. But were stuck with it.
They werent a small team. They were moving high volumes with a recognizable brand.
And yet they were spending hours wrestling with outdated tools, error-prone processes, and support that never picked up the phone.
We knew EDI wasnt supposed to feel like a trap.
So we stayed.
Not for a few hoursbut for a week.
We sat with their ops team. Watched their workflows. Felt their friction firsthand.
And at the end of that week, the decision was obvious:
Build something better.
鏝 Build it for the people who do the work.
And back it with real support.
Thats how ActionEDI was bornnot to chase a trend, but to solve the exact problem too many small and mid-sized businesses were silently dealing with.
Today, weve processed over 5 million transactions.
We support partners like CDW, Volvo, and John Deere.
And were just getting started.
Because when you build with your sleeves rolled up,
You dont forget who youre building it for.
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Human capital value
- 2. Human Capital a Strategic Asset?
- 5. Brand? What is a Brand?
- 6. A brand is not a product? a brand is not a product
- 7. A brand is not a logo? a brand is not a logo
- 8. A brand is not an identity? Visual identity a brand is not an identity
- 9. Finally, a brand? finally a brand?
- 10. A heavy tangible value an intangible capital with tangible value
- 11. BUT
- 12. Is Human Capital an Asset? 息 OTIUM-CSR
- 13. NO
- 14. based on accounting, it is not an asset...
- 15. Is a photocopier an asset?
- 16. YES
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- 18. a photocopier worth more than Human Capital!
- 19. WHY?
- 21. Intangible Assets (IFRS) An asset is IDENTIFIABLE if either: 1. (a) is separable, it is capable of being separated or divided from the entity and sold, transferred, licensed, rented or exchanged, either individually or together with a related contract, identifiable asset or liability, regardless of whether the entity intends to do so; or 2. (b) arises from contractual or other legal rights, regardless of whether those rights are transferable or separable from the entity or from other rights and obligations. 3. (c) expected to generate future economic benefits. An intangible asset shall be RECOGNIZED if, and only if: 4. (d) it is probable that the expected future economic benefits that are attributable to the item will flow to the entity. and 5. (e) the cost of the item can be measured reliably.
- 22. What is Human Capital?
- 23. is it an invisible value with no substance?
- 24. The most important Asset, but On one hand, CEOs often say that : people are their companys most important asset
- 25. Back to the Basics
- 26. Connect Narrative to Key Value Drivers
- 27. Connect Human Capital to Value ?
- 28. Who is the king? On the other hand, CEO are say also that : Cash is King BUT Human Capital is the Queen