Most industrial assets, tools and products depreciate after they have been acqui

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Most industrial assets, tools and products depreciate after they have been acquired. However, two that frequently appreciate in value are the workforce and software. Explain 3 ways their value be measured in a company that assembles components into products? Hint: Google suggestions are full of fluff so it will be quicker to think yourself. Workforce: Software: Are there any other company assets that reliably appreciate? Describe AND explain why Where would these appreciating assets show up in project or factory or company accounts?

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workforce:

Initially it will take time to understand the process and work. With experience the process knowledge will grow and same task can be completed in lesser time

Software:

New upgrades and versions of software ease operation process and increase opeartion speed as well as performance, reduces error.

Other appreciating assets

For a growing company its shares can be considered as appreciating assets assuming company performs well each time

With investment into company the money will flow and it will help sustain the company

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