Following Asia's strong economic development, the organization of intangible capital creation in Asia is improving through a dedicated professional management association, multiple research outlets, and diversified research activities. The recent Asia Academy of Management Conference in Singapore offered a glimpse of the rich organizational debates that are emerging in the region. A framework suggests that the most promising area of research will be the contextualized creation of unique new knowledge about `soft' managerial aspects in Asia.
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