If You Can’t Measure It, Can You Improve It?

Manhattan Institute·Feb 12

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The ability to measure something is being questioned as a prerequisite for improvement in various fields. Different areas, such as productivity, institutional investment, student absences, and reservoir management, are facing challenges due to difficulties in measurement. It is unclear whether improvement is possible without measurement, with various outlets highlighting the importance of data in managing and improving different systems.

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