Sentence examples for soft benefits from inspiring English sources

"Tech employees tend to focus more on the soft benefits far more than other industries; things that are intangible like having a happy environment and being treated like adults," Pediredla says.

In contrast, the soft benefits are those financial components incur to customer loads (end users).

The soft benefits of virtualization, such as simplified disaster recovery, provide cost advantages over consolidation ratios alone.

Benefits from adding the new 230 kV transmission project can be considered in both forms of hard and soft benefits.

A large part of what inspires loyalty to startups in this space is their ability to deliver "soft" benefits that create a good user experience without the customer having to go to a branch or speak to someone on the phone.

Dr. Paul Grundy is the IBM CMO for the healthcare life science industry has led IBM's transformation in healthcare shifting their thinking from healthcare as a soft benefits item left to HR to something that is a critical supply chain cost and source of competitive advantage.

But bad materials are also bad for everyone because it impairs "the ability to make complicated decisions, to focus, and to problem solve". Daylighting: Adding natural light into a building was once considered a "soft" benefit for employees but it is now seen to dramatically improve the wellbeing of a building's inhabitants.

The soft benefit investigated in this study is the customer damage cost reduction due to the power supply reliability improvement.

3) In economic analysis, the hard benefits (energy loss and RMR cost reductions) as well as the soft benefit (customer damage cost reduction) are all considered.

In contrast, customer damage cost due to power supply interruption is essentially impacted to end-users' side and is considered as the soft benefit to power utilities.

There were "softer" benefits, too, as we helped ensure women tapped into informal networks across the organisation.