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Confirmation bias: Looking for information to prove you are right

Idea to Value

Confirmation bias is a bias that most of us suffer from, and is the tendency for you to search for, interpret, favour, and recall information in a way that confirms or supports your prior beliefs or values. Simply put: we want to find information that proves that we were right all along. Biased interpretation of information.

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Inform Your Product Development with Innovation Roadmaps

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As you learn more and incorporate new information, it’ll change where you want to go, even if only slightly. The post Inform Your Product Development with Innovation Roadmaps appeared first on IdeaScale. How long should it take to get there? To learn more, join our newsletter today.

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Navigating the Sea of Information: Legitimacy in Content Creation and Detecting Truth on the Internet

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In today’s digital age, the internet is awash with information, making it increasingly challenging to discern fact from fiction. In this article, we will explore how… The post Navigating the Sea of Information: Legitimacy in Content Creation and Detecting Truth on the Internet appeared first on IDEATE + EXECUTE.

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Having more information will not make your decisions more accurate

Idea to Value

And usually this leads to advice about making sure you have enough information for a thorough analysis, weighing up all the factors before then being able to be confident in a decision you make. The problem is that research shows that having more information does not necessarily lead to better quality decisions.

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The Power of Storytelling in Risk Management

Speaker: Dr. Karen Hardy, CEO and Chief Risk Officer of Strategic Leadership Advisors LLC

However, risk communication involves more than just reporting information and populating dashboards, and we may be limiting our skillset. When done effectively, it can help interpret complex risk environments for leaders and inform their decision-making.

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3 Strategies for Making Better, More Informed Decisions

Harvard Business Review

How to overcome the limitations of our self-serving biases.

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How Does the Chief Information Officer Role Relate to Innovation?

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The post How Does the Chief Information Officer Role Relate to Innovation? However, there is another emerging owner for innovation at a large organization. At IdeaScale, we often find that CIOs and their organization are driving innovation strategy for a company. appeared first on InnovationManagement.

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How ZoomInfo Helps Overcome the Top Pain Points of Inside Sales

With more access to user reviews, analyst opinion, and industry research, decision-makers are more informed than ever while navigating what is now known as the “buyer’s journey.”. Recent digital transformation has shifted the B2B landscape by ushering in the era of buyer empowerment. Download this eBook to find out!

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The Recruiting Crossword Puzzle

On top of ever-increasing advancements on the technology front (hello, artificial intelligence), try adding record-low unemployment and candidates’ virtual omnipresence and you’ve got yourself a pretty passive, well-informed, and crowded recruiting landscape. The good news?

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How ZoomInfo Solves Recruiting Pain Points

More specifically, having access to updated information lets you engage faster with ideal candidates searching the job market. For recruiters to build their pipeline and search for the next candidate, they need to ensure they have access to the most accurate data on the market.

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Why B2B Contact and Account Data Management Is Critical to Your ROI

Businesses are realizing that it isn’t just about the volume of data they have available; it’s about the accuracy of information. The digital age has brought about increased investment in data quality solutions. However, investing in new technology isn’t always easy, and commonly, it’s difficult to show the ROI of data quality efforts.

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Best Practices for a Marketing Database Cleanse

As frustrating as contact and account data management is, this is still your database – a massive asset to your organization, even if it is rife with holes and inaccurate information. Entrusting a vendor to help maintain its accuracy and completeness is no ordinary engagement. What’s involved in their maturity process?

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Add Value with a Dashboard Refresh: What You Need to Know

Speaker: Miles Robinson, Agile and Management Consultant, Motivational Speaker

How to determine when an information architecture refresh may be necessary. You'll learn: How to maximize emotional and psychological impact with cosmetic refreshes. How to add value throughout your product with activity flow integration. February 28, 2019 11:00 AM PST, 2:00 PM EST, 6:00 PM GMT

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The Ultimate Guide to Creating a Strong and Effective Value Proposition

Speaker: Robin Zaragoza, Product Coach and CEO of The Product Refinery

What most product development teams don't realize is that this tool can help to implement key information, influence future decisions, and align the entire organization around its customers. Historically, marketing teams use this tool as an anchor to ensure messaging resonates with customers.

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Living With Technical Debt: Balancing Quality and Perfection

Speaker: Cliff Gilley, The Clever PM

In this webinar, Cliff Gilley, the Clever PM, will cover: How we accrue technical debt, and why it can’t be avoided, The intersection of MVP and technical debt, What it means to be “default ship” and how that impacts technical debt, How to manage and make informed decisions about your technical debt.