Contrary to popular belief, large corporations are most likely to maintain their dominant positions, while small companies are less likely to grow and be more profitable.

A recent study by Harvard University shows that larger companies perform better and those companies that managed to grow from medium or small to have a dominant position in the market were able to do so by a substantially greater investment in intangible assets.

Based on the study, 90% of companies that do not grow is because due to low investment in intangible assets such as external knowledge that cannot be found within the company.

These investments in consultants or intellectual capital allow them to have an advantageous position and move faster than the rest on issues of efficiency, innovation and scalability. Contrary to common belief, companies that invest mostly in physical fixed assets are less likely to grow.

What better opportunity to invest in intellectual capital than in challenging and shifting times as today?

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