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" I purchased this book because I am in the middle of a project where I have to measure an "intangible". I liked the author's ideas on breaking down a measurement and figuring out the uncertainty factor on each variable. The information he provided helped me to find a solution for my project. "
- Kc, 8/21/2013
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" Simply fantastic. Surprisingly, it delivers on it's promise and ranges from things you can use today to more advanced methods and approaches for, well, anything. "
- Tim, 7/7/2013
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" Perhaps the most readable book on statistics to ever be written. Informative and very useful. "
- Mikeem, 4/24/2013
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" utterly pointless. i imagine there are a lot of folks in the world who don't understand the difference between knowing *something* about a situation, and nothing. they should read this book. "
- pie, 4/13/2013
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" How to Measure Anything: Finding the Value of "Intangibles" in Business by Douglas W. Hubbard (2007) "
- Kathleen, 1/5/2013
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" Really dry. I've found that if you can define and measure the simple things very clearly, you don't need to find the intangibles or the obscure things. The world isn't Silicon Valley, nor should it attempt to act like it. "
- Phil, 9/15/2012
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" It was an easy enough read but had just the right amount of sophistication to enjoy it. It gave good insight on how to measure intangible things like customer service. "
- Tammie, 3/23/2012
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" Pretty analytical. Some good rules, but not as helpful as I was hoping. "
- Lonnieandmelanie, 1/9/2012
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" Good book if you are interested in the topic. Got many basics of measurements from it, though ignored many of the technical stuff like theorems. "
- Suresh, 10/28/2011
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" an inspirational book about quantitative thinking, decomposition of porblems. "
- Dgg32, 12/30/2010
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" Hubbard makes statistics and making sense of statistics and how to use them and think about and how to generate them even in small samplings all very accessible. The author knows his stuff and how to explain it to anyone; a brilliant book! "
- Marshall, 10/9/2010
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" Amazing for reference, and it also gives very good insights for anyone involved with risk management. Quite dense reading, a little hard to read from start to finish, but very good resource to anyone working with metrics. "
- Augusto, 9/18/2010
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- Kathleen, 8/23/2010
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" Perhaps the most readable book on statistics to ever be written. Informative and very useful.
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- Mikeem, 4/22/2010
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" Hubbard makes statistics and making sense of statistics and how to use them and think about and how to generate them even in small samplings all very accessible. The author knows his stuff and how to explain it to anyone; a brilliant book!
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- Marshall, 3/28/2009
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" Great summary of how to measure intangibles, useful as a primer or review if you're already familiar with measurement statistics.
Like the title says, its focused on business and all of the examples in the book are business cases.
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- Eric, 7/27/2008
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" It was an easy enough read but had just the right amount of sophistication to enjoy it. It gave good insight on how to measure intangible things like customer service.
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- Tammie, 7/25/2008
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