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The Value of Real-Time Data

August 31, 2011 Mark Reynolds

Real-Time data is a challenge to any process-oriented operation. But the functionality of the data is difficult to describe in such a way that team members not well versed in data management. … (3-part series) […]

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The Data-Information Hierarchy, Part 3

August 31, 2011 Mark Reynolds

The Data-Information Hierarchy is frequently represented as
Data –> Information –> Knowledge –> Understanding –> Wisdom.

Or it is sometimes shortened to 4 steps, omitting Understanding. But, in fact, there are two predecessor steps: chaos and symbol. … (3-part series) […]

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The Physics of Measurements

June 13, 2011 Mark Reynolds

The point to be made here is that neither the process of measurement, nor the device performing the measurement, is the process or event being measured; they are intrusive and will affect the reading. […]

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