5th August 2013
By Willem Noorlander
Abstract
Bill Noorlander explains why isolating "value" when purchasing information is so very complex and reports on a recent FreePint Webinar: What Do You Already Know About Value?, where he outlined how setting a "value" on information purchases is influenced by areas such as mathematics, measurement, accounting, culture and management. Developing guidelines in each of these areas can help to move towards shared understanding of value within your own organisation.
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