Enterprises exist within a complex value network system that includes micro, industry, and social networks. This system helps businesses grow their intellectual capital and separate intangible value from tangible value. The value of an enterprise is measured in two ways: tangible value, which is the economic worth of physical assets, and intangible value, which measures the potential of intellectual capital. Different methods like financial valuation are used to measure tangible value, while a variety of methods including non-financial assessments are used for intangible value.