The Economic Evaluation of Digital Intangible Assets using ICT Measurement Standards
by Michele Canalini
This presentation explores accounting reporting methods that use technical and economic measurements of intangible assets. By leveraging measurement standards such as FPA (Function Point Analysis), SNAP (Software Non-functional Assessment Process), and project management methodologies, a comprehensive understanding of the fair value of digital assets can be achieved.
Examples will illustrate the measurement of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) assets within finance, transfer pricing, and judicial contexts.
The presentation will delve into the use of blockchain technology used to safeguard digital secrets while simultaneously enforcing Intellectual Property (IP)constraints. The measurement of IP and digital assets within the context of Artificial Intelligence will also be examined, offering insights into the evolving landscape of asset valuation in technologically advanced domains
By integrating technical methodologies with economic valuation approaches, organizations can gain a more nuanced understanding of the worth of their intangible assets, leading to better decision-making processes and improved management of digital resources.
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About Michele Canalini
Michele Canalini has a degrees in Economics and an MBA. He has experience as IT Functional Analyst and Project Manager, 15+ years experience as ICT Procurement Officer, Court of Rome ICT Consultant, Independent ICT evaluator and consultant Owner of the V-Learn eLearning platform. Owner of the EVIA method (Estimate and Evaluate Intangible Assets) www.eviaproject.info. See LinkedIn profile.