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How could a capabilities audit, as presented in "Capitalizing on Capabilities," help an organization assess its intangible value? How could it help an organization improve its overall performance?

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The value of performing and organizational capabilities audit. With references.

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Capabilities Audit

Just as individual staff competencies assure for the adequacy of a healthcare staff, organizational competencies can assure the adequacy of an organization to accomplish its mission (Perry, 2005). A capabilities audit enables executives to assess overall company strengths and weaknesses, senior leaders to define strategy, midlevel ...

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