This study identifies the types of digital intellectual assets and their economic effects in industry, suggesting how they enhance competitive advantages.
Intelligent industrial production represents the future of the global industry and is among national priorities, as it enables the achievement of higher-order competitive advantages based on the effective use of all components of intellectual capital and the adoption of new types of assets that emerge through the implementation of digital technologies — digital intellectual assets (DIA). The purpose of this study is to identify the types of DIA, their potential, the effects of their use, and the conditions for their application in industry. The methodological basis of the research includes methods of classification, comparative and legal analysis, generalization, and systematization. The results include a classification of DIA according to their civil law status; an outline of the advantages of their use as tools for the intellectualization of industrial companies across various sectors; identification of the economic and social effects of implementing these assets in the context of intellectual capital components (human, organizational, and market); and the specification of the necessary conditions for achieving these effects. The findings and conclusions may be useful for the management of Russian industrial companies in developing and improving digitalization strategies aimed at enhancing competitiveness and achieving technological independence.
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