Performance of Intellectual Capital Management of Indian Public Sector Enterprises – Using GRA and MPI
Keywords:
Intellectual Capital, Knowledge Management, Indian Public Sector Enterprises, Data Envelopment Analysis, Grey Relational Analysis, Malmquist Productivity IndexAbstract
Intellectual capital is most vital enabler of enterprises. Managing intellectual capital effectively can greatly enhance the competitive advantages of any enterprises. This study focused on how the enterprises utilize intellectual capital, in order to strengthen the competitiveness of enterprises. This research established a novel assessment model to measure the performance of intellectual capital management. The research target is the Indian Public Sector Enterprises (PSE). The research collected data from the Annual Report of PSEs listed in Bombay Stock Exchange for the period 2001-02 to 2010-11. A total of 50 companies randomly selected amongst Indian Public Sector Enterprises and were chosen as empirical samples. The results demonstrated that, this novel assessment method really identify the relative advantages and benchmarking for Indian Public Sector Enterprises. The best company is chosen both in operational performance and productivity improvement. This model is a performance assessment model to judge Intellectual Capital along with Financial Capital.
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