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Insurance & Technology September 14, 2006 Lisa Valentine	A Scientific Method The Hartford Financial Services Group determined that innovation wouldn't be found through simply evaluating emerging technologies, but by applying a rigorous scientific approach to finding technologies to solve business problems.
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