How to succeed in business. (interviews with Nasdaq Pres. Al Berkley and Skandia AFS CEO Bjorn Wolrath)(Information: The Hidden Asset)(Interview): An article from: Chief Executive (U.S.)

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From the supplier: Nasdaq Pres. Al Berkeley and Skandia AFS CEO Bjorn Wolrath both believe in the importance of managing information assets. Berkeley claims that information is vital not only to those who participate in the stock market, but also to Nasdaq management. By relying on available information, management is able to determine where the bottlenecks are, identify where capacity has to be broadened and improve efficiencies. At Swedish insurance financial services firm Skandia, Wolrath recognizes that information and employee knowledge are the key to his company's future success in developing new methods and process of doing business. He contends that not many companies are making an attempt to value their intellectual assets because it is a difficult process, is not aligned with general accounting principles and presents the risk that management may want to reflect such values on the books.

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Title: How to succeed in business. (interviews with Nasdaq Pres. Al Berkley and Skandia AFS CEO Bjorn Wolrath)(Information: The Hidden Asset)(Interview)
Author: Peter Haapaniemi
Publication:Chief Executive (U.S.) (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 1996
Publisher: Chief Executive Publishing
Issue: n117 Page: pS14(4)

Article Type: Interview

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