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Build Business Cases Like Steel Pistons!
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By Sarah D. Scalet
"The traditional way is you wait for a disaster and say, Here's what the cost is going to be for a future disaster," he says. "But then people lose interest after a while. That approach does not provide you with a more steady and reliable way of building relationships and enhancing credibility."
Good relationships, after all, are what really make you stronger in the long run.
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