There are few greater satisfactions in life than a “job well done.” Even if it’s simply mowing the lawn. Folding the laundry. Washing the car. Paying your bills. These are relatively simple tasks, however, with clearly identifiable results. And closure.
But how do you define outcomes when the tasks are not so simple?
The question of metrics – how we measure what we do; what we’ve done; and what we intend to do – was one of the most interesting topics that emerged at the State Science & Technology Institute’s (SSTI) annual conference last week.
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