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uuh ? (Score:1)
The 'business case' for something is a demonstration than spending whatever it costs to do something, is less than the 'benefit' gained by doing it. It usually quantifies costs and benefits in $ terms since most decision makers are responsible for the cost of their activities and just about anyone understands partial orders in the cash domain.
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Re:uuh ? (Score:1)
Notational superiority is a quantifiable benefit. As well as your excellent examples, you could also add that adequate expression of a problem is an important step in both understanding the problem and solving it (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Solve_It [wikipedia.org]).
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