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 The Linn Effect Sometimes an upgrade expected to improve performance turns out to be better at pointing out flaws in your operation that you never noticed before. This phenomenon, described by S&V Management Consultants' Carlos Alvarenga as the Linn Effect, is not necessarily a bad thing, and should be embraced as an unexpected cost—or maybe benefit—of doing business. More Advertisement
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