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Ask about ROI numbers for an IT project and you often hear that the benefits are great, but too soft, too intangible to be measured. Doug Hubbard begs to differ. He’s the author of a new book: How to ...

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At the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when Canadians roared with delight at a medal haul that placed the country at an "all-time, all-nation Winter Olympics record of 14 gold medals," athletes ...

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Airlines create intangible benefits. How many deals are sealed in meetings that involved air travel? How many great ideas took root on a journey of discovery? How important are ties to family and ...