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Measuring impact means measuring change: it includes, but is not limited to, perception change, policy change, behavior change and, more broadly, social change.
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That means measuring and reducing the embodied energy of a product throughout the supply chain, from materials extraction to processing to transportation to product use and disposal.
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Given the economic impact shown in the study, traditional means of measuring economic activity are insufficient.
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It is essentially a means of measuring how you feel about the prospects of your company doing well enough to give you a raise sometime in the near future.
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Chances are that your paystub has the ADP logo in the top right corner, which means the firm is measuring jobs in the most direct way it can.
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This means improving digital scorecards, hiring more people, measuring results more effectively and reorienting the organization more around building deep engagement with consumers versus just impressions.
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But inking renewals going forward means spoon feeding their clients everything from setting objectives to measuring ROI against them.
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What it means, actually, is that at least they're measuring it.
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That means doing a better job of preparing teachers, doing a better job of measuring their success in the classroom, helping them improve in providing professional development, and then holding them accountable.
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So what they're measuring is, is how effective are these ads over a one-week period, which means something to the advertising agency, and certainly you want to be effective rather than ineffective, but it means very little to how the movie will eventually do or even profitability.
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