Evaluation and Control Program Best Practice 1 – Data Synthesis
Evaluation control programs must be credible in order to add meaningful value to the organization. Credibility is built not only by the quality of the data collected but also by the method by which it is collected, how it is combined, and how it is interpreted to create useful information in support of decision-making.
Data synthesis or data combination should be performed in a manner that enhances the credibility of the conclusions drawn. This process is comprised of two important parts: data prioritization and data association.
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