Model Assumptions
20 May 2021At a time when statistical models have more visible impact on day-to-day life than ever before, we explain what they are, how they work and how to use them to draw conclusions.
Measured Opinion
3 May 2021How do you use the opinions of others to make decisions effectively? In this blog we use scales, coffee shops and the size of hotel bathrooms to find out.
10 word answers
23 April 2021Every 10 word answer raises a series of 10 word questions. So how can asking those questions get you to a better answer?
Dealing with feedback
31 March 2021A slap in the face can hurt but is the best way to fight back to punch the provider in return?
Reflecting to change
23 March 2021How reflecting on challenges can help us ask different questions and lead to positive actions.
Valuing Answers
15 March 2021How much do you value an answer? Put another way, how much could having the right answers benefit your business? Is it time to learn the skills that will help you find them?
Pulped Fact?
5 March 2021Knowledge. We take it for granted. But do we really value what we already know or are we turning it into word porridge?
Survey and Engage
18 January 2021How can you use simple surveys to get more effective feedback and engage more constructively with your customers and clients.
Quicker Insights
14 December 2020Waiting for the right time to find answers usually means you find few. We live in an imperfect world. So how can you work with that and get the information you need to make progress?
Logical Progress
19 November 2020Adopting a logical and practical approach to a problem is the basis of finding an effective solution. What does the search for a COVID19 Vaccine show us?
Don’t be misguided
21 October 2020Asking for help to find answers can be useful. But how can you keep control of the research others do for you and see the accidental insights they might miss along the way?
Navigating the flow
14 October 2020How can you better navigate the daily torrent of information and date, work out what is accurate and how you need to respond? With the covid-19 pandemic as an example we illustrates 3 basic steps.
