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Stephen Few's review of "Streetlights and Shadows"

By Ted Cuzzillo on January 15, 2010 10:45 AM 0

Some of the books Stephen Few reviews may at first glance to have little to do with data analysis. On second glance, though, they have everything to do with it. He likes to get into the essence of thinking, insight, and decision making — core knowledge for BI practitioners.

See his latest, posted yesterday afternoon, on Gary Klein's Streetlights and Shadows.

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