Sveiby (1997) proposed an organizational knowledge asset valuation model,
Intangible Asset Monitor, to measure knowledge assets in three areas: external
structure, internal structure, and competence of organizatronal members. In
addition, the knowledge assets within each area are measured according to
growth, renewal, efficiency, or stability. When using this model, in which
the focus is on the management of knowledge organizations (Sveiby, 1997),
managers can customrze the framework by selecting one or two indicators in
each of nine cells. Therefore, a comparison of indicators across organizations can
be limited (Andriessen, 2004).