This map helps to identify the tangible impacts a company sourcing a T-shirt has in its supply chain, such as energy, pollution, waste, cost, scarce materials, water etc.
The aim of this study is first to identify the tangible and intangible benefits of the system through a user survey; then to develop a framework to measure these benefits.
Their conclusion: "We find it difficult to identify the tangible benefits delivered by brokers".
These sources revealed the extent to which the partnership contributed to staff training, projects funded and papers published and identified the tangible, 'measurable' products of the partnerships within the time-frame of the study (1999 2004).
Researchers have now identified the first tangible clue in the mystery a relatively new virus.Colony collapse disorder became widespread in America in the winter of 2006-07, when about a quarter of the nation's beekeepers were affected, each losing between 30% and 90% of their winged workers.
Also identified were the tangible and intangible resources stakeholders deployed or were willing to deploy to prop up the College's activities.
This article presents a study of risk assessment in Cambodia as an example of such iterative risk management at work, identifying some of the tangible barriers developing countries face in implementing such an approach.
The survey will be used to highlight areas for further development of people policies and practices, as well as identifying tangible actions the company can take to improve staff engagement.
"This road map shows how we are identifying -- with tangible and specific metrics, and using the best available science -- the effects of climate change on the department's missions and responsibilities," Hagel said.
Identifying a tangible goal – such as saving up a deposit for a home, being able to afford a wonderful honeymoon, or taking time off work after the birth of a baby – can be more motivational than having a vague idea of saving for some undefined future event.
