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Measuring Reliability Abstract “It’s impossible to measure.” “It’s too vague.” If you’ve heard these objections, you’re facing a fundamental misunderstanding about measurement. Join Fred and Mojan as they explore Douglas Hubbard’s principle that everything can be measured—the real question is whether the cost of measurement is worth the reduction in uncertainty. They discuss how to […]
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