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The invisible capital

Watercolor illustration symbolizing The Invisible Capital – people who together create value through collaboration, innovation, digitalization and knowledge sharing. The illustration shows a diversity of people of different ages, cultures and life situations who work together, exchange ideas, shake hands, develop new solutions and use technology as a tool for value creation. A glowing light bulb symbolizes creativity and new ideas, while a rising graph illustrates development and sustainable growth. In the background, both the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and the Radcliffe Camera in Oxford can be seen – two places that represent international knowledge, research, innovation and professional development. The image expresses the website's basic idea: The most important capital is not found in the accounts, but in the people who create value every day through knowledge, collaboration, trust and curiosity. The illustration is a visual summary of the project The Invisible Capital and Value-Creating People, where are

Welcome

Values are not created alone.
They arise from the intersection of people, expertise, technology and trust. Invisible capital is about the employees, customers and relationships that make societies and businesses function – every single day.

Latest from the blog

New reflections on people, innovation, digitalization and value creation.

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A journey of knowledge through artificial intelligence

This subject series is structured as a continuous learning journey where each article answers one central question and leads to the next.

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Detailed watercolor illustrating innovation as the interaction between people, knowledge, technology, and practical implementation, with Oxford, modern businesses, and San Francisco as visual connections between research, ideas, and value creation.

Introduction - Innovation – from new ideas to value creation

What is innovation, what forms can innovation take – and why are people, knowledge and implementation crucial?

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Reflections and perspectives

Thoughts on people, technology and value creation

Watercolor illustration showing people in different professions and how values are created in the interaction between work, technology and society

Values are created in the encounter between people

Value is rarely created alone. It arises from the encounter between people, technology, trust and collaboration.

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Watercolor illustration of the Norwegian Opera & Ballet in Oslo used as a visual reflection on the invisible capital in Norwegian working life

The invisible capital in Norwegian working life

We often talk about technology, strategy and results. Far less often about the people who make working life and value creation work – every single day.

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Why digitization is really about people

Digitalization is not just about technology.
It is about the people who will use, understand and create the solutions.

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Evening image of Deichman Bjørvika in Oslo used as an illustration for reflection on digitalization, people and technology

About Magne

Watercolor portrait of Magne Bjella used on the presentation page "About Magne"

My name is Magne Bjella and for many years I have worked with digitalization, communication and customer experiences in both the private and public sectors.

 

Alongside working life, I have studied innovation , eMarketing and digital development at BI, including through seminars in San Francisco and Oxford.

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The Invisible Capital is a personal and professional project about the people behind value creation — and about how technology, culture, and trust affect the society around us.

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