Reporting Without Misleading Graphs or Conclusions
ESMi Knowledge Team
· 3 min read
Clear reporting distinguishes fact, interpretation and hypothesis and uses visual forms that preserve scale, context and uncertainty.
Why it matters
Measures are valuable only when they support decisions, learning and action. Reports must preserve context and make consumer impact visible rather than merely display data. In this case, the practical intent is clear: clear reporting distinguishes fact, interpretation and hypothesis and uses visual forms that preserve scale, context and uncertainty.
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