Expert analytical system

Assess your IT company’s intellectual capital

The platform connects experts who define scientifically grounded criteria with IT companies that take the assessment as a simple form and receive a maturity class and recommendations.

3
capital types
0–1
normalized score
2–11
values on the scale
4
industries

How it works

A transparent path from expert criteria to a company’s final class

STEP 1 · EXPERTS

Criteria & scale

Experts create criteria with an importance coefficient and a set of values. Weights are computed automatically using the method’s immutable scale.

STEP 2 · VOTING

Consensus

Proposals to change criteria go through expert voting. Approved versions become the active baseline for assessment.

STEP 3 · COMPANIES

Assessment & class

A company answers the form’s questions and receives a normalized score, a maturity class and personal recommendations.

Expert

  • Create and edit assessment criteria
  • Create classification classes and ranges
  • Submit edit proposals and vote on them
  • Manage profile and access
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IT company

  • Self-assess IC via a convenient option-based form
  • Normalized score and maturity class
  • Personal development recommendations
  • Assessment history and comparison over time
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Industries

The method applies across domains — the IT industry is active now

Active

IT industry

Development, products, services

Soon

Finance & economics

In development

Soon

Science & education

In development

Soon

Telecommunications

In development

Scientific method

Immutable weight scale

The assessment method is built on a mathematically grounded additive model with a non-linear distribution of weight coefficients derived from Fibonacci numeric sequences. A company’s integral score (the systemicity measure μₛ) is computed as a normalized weighted sum of local indicators, after which the result is algorithmically mapped to the corresponding maturity class of intellectual capital. The convolution functional and the metric space of weight coefficients are structurally determined (invariant) components of the method, which prevents their arbitrary modification and guarantees the objectivity and reproducibility of the assessment results.

Example: scale for 5 values
1.00.8750.6750.3420

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