Intangible Assets Management in accordance with EU IAS 36 & 38

Intangible Assets Reporting – no longer an optional luxury but a mandatory task

Due to the impact that intangible assets have on business performance, academics, researchers, business executives and consulting companies have focused on researching, developing and implementing the appropriate management approaches and systems.

EU IAS 36 “Impairment of Assets”, IAS 38 “Intangible Assets” and IFRS 3 “Business Combinations” are to be applied. All quoted U.E. companies are obliged to present their 2005 financial reporting based on the international accounting standards IAS/IFRS together with a comparison with 2004.

How will the companies apply the Intangible Assets reporting related legislation without a proper methodology for:

  • Identifying their intangible assets?
  • Determining and managing the process of intangible assets creation?
  • Measuring intangible assets?
  • Managing intangible assets and their contribution to the overall value creation?

INTEGRATOR presents its methodology and tool for supporting U.E. companies in their efforts to manage, measure and report their intangible assets in accordance with the new international accounting & reporting standards.

By managing the value flows between knowledge assets, competence, brand, partnerships, production and financial results, SPID™ tracks intangible values within an organization and monitors their conversion into tangible results (production and financial).

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