Tangible

1. Assets.

Tangible assets have a physical or material existence.

They are perceptible by touch, for example, land, buildings and vehicles.

2. Measurability.

Relatively easy to understand, measure, or both.

You need a tangible business case

"... as the starting point, you will need a solid and tangible business case for investment in change.

Most corporates will face constant challenges from within to deliver year-on-year cost savings and this can only be achieved by looking at new ways of doing things."

Approaching technology decisions in the treasury function - the Treasurer's Wiki.

See also

• Approaching technology decisions in the treasury function
• Assets
• Business case
• Chattel
• Corporate
• Depreciation
• Fixed assets
• Fungible
• Information technology
• Intangible assets
• Materiality
• Property, plant and equipment
• Real
• Tangible asset
• Treasury