The Weekly Measure
Dr. Alaina SzlachtaA regular dose of tips and tools to improve impact measurement.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Hello data and measurement enthusiasts! It’s Saturday, February 21 and I’m tired of all the push and pull conversations about Artificial Intelligence. Will AI save the world, or put the world in peril? Either way, no one knows. And that’s t...
Data That Tells a Story
Hello data and measurement enthusiasts! It’s Saturday, February 14 and a Hallmark holiday is upon us! Trend data shows that 2026 is anticipated to beat the $2.6 billion record of flower sales set in 2024 for Valentine’s Day. Yet I’m left wo...
Why Capabilities Win Over Skills
Hello data and measurement enthusiasts! It’s Saturday, February 7, and tomorrow is a national holiday for many American Football fans… Super Bowl Sunday! Personally, I only appreciate the super bowl because I enjoy watching fanatic fans sho...
The plan to make your contribution undeniable.
Hello data and measurement enthusiasts! It’s Saturday, January 31, and I feel like the New Year is officially started. It’s almost like January is the New Year warm-up and February is when all the action begins. My phone is literally ringin...
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I help leaders show the impact of their programs and services through data-enablement. We create optimal systems to make data accessible and easily communicate stories of your programs' influence and impact.
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