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blog post in Measure Intangibles	Using the Wisdom of Your Crowd In his famous 2004 book "The Wisdom of Crowds", Surowiecki told us that in the game show "Who wants to be a Millionaire?", the Ask the Audience lif
blog post in Measure Intangibles	Combine Responses from your Crowd In Using the Wisdom of Your Crowd I explained how you have a crowd at your fingertips, and why studies show using their collective kno
blog post in Measure Intangibles	When do you need a Crowd? We are used to thinking of measurements as concrete things with no margin for error. That has never been true. As I show in Everything is a Bet
blog post in Measure Intangibles	Short on Facts I am running a workshop at the Project Management conference this week. It's a very interactive session with software, so this is not a substitute, just a precis of the presentation part. {img fi
Article	Combine Responses from your Crowd In Using the Wisdom of Your Crowd I explained how you have a crowd at your fingertips, and why studies show using their collective kno
Article	When do you need a Crowd? We are used to thinking of measurements as concrete things with no margin for error. That has never been true. As I show in Everything is a Bet