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How to Interpret Data : Using Data to Improve Your Influence and Decision-making - Nicholas Kelly

How to Interpret Data

Using Data to Improve Your Influence and Decision-making

By: Nicholas Kelly

Hardcover | 3 May 2025 | Edition Number 1

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The best business decisions and strategies are always data-driven. Improve your understanding of data and your digital literacy with How to Interpret Data.
Data is a cornerstone of our decision-making, but the ability to effectively interpret data is challenging to master. This book demystifies the process of data interpretation, providing you with the tools and knowledge you need to develop smart data-driven strategies.
Packed full of fascinating interviews and stories which uncover the potential of data-driven strategies, this book will show you not only how to effectively interpret data, but will also uncover how you can use this knowledge to improve your decision-making and influence at work.

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