Executive Briefings | April 1, 2020
Missing Data, The Wrong Data, Too Much Data – Making Decisions In A Time Of Crisis
For anyone tracking the trajectory of the pandemic emergency, every discussion is about data. Without data, leaders can’t make good decisions—and direct resources—in this crisis. There are the “how many” questions: How many hospital beds will be needed at a peak in any market and how many ventilators will be needed at the peak? How many masks are needed in any particular market? What is the likely effect of the emergency on the number of suicides? On the incidence of domestic violence and child abuse?
Then there are the questions about the lack of data about consumer . . .