Links

	This is the home site of the Hubbard Decision Research consulting business. HDR was founded by Douglas Hubbard and it specializes in analysis of decisions where there are lots of risks, uncertainties and difficult measurements.
	iTest Quality Partners is a Chicago-area consulting firm that focuses on the highest-level strategic issues of the CIO. iTestQP is a key provider of the Applied Information Economics method developed by Doug Hubbard and an important strategic partner of HDR.
	nTAG is the business that invented the smart conference ID tags that passively track interactions at conferences and meetings. They were discussed in the How to Measure Anything book as a clever application of technology for measuring what is often thought to be "intangible".
	Crystal Ball is one of the premier products developed for running Monte Carlo simulations. The company that developed this powerful tool is Decisioneering, Inc.
	The Advisory Council (TAC) is the economical and customer-focused alternative to the big "IT Advisory Services". It is a network of over 100 experts in the IT industry and they answer quieries by their customers related to difficult IT problems. Doug Hubbard is one of their experts and he focuses, as you might guess, on measurement issues.
	MetaMetrics is a purveyor of the Lexile framework used to evaluate reading difficulty of texts. Most textbooks in the USA are evaluated with the Lexile method. It was specifically mentioned in the How to Measure Anything book as an application of the "Rasch" method.
	Riverpoint is another proven provider of the Applied Information Economics method developed by Douglas Hubbard. They are an established and widely respected consulting firm in the Chicago area.
	Premier Event Management is the organizer of the "CIO Forum", a highly successful series of CIO-focued conferences. They are in over a dozen cities and they frequently have Doug Hubbard as a speaker. This is the best CIO conference you will ever find.
Phil Yanov Blog	Phil Yanov runs a blog that is popular among IT professionals in the South Carolina area. His also organizes events that are always a big hit.

Screen-Scrapeable	Screen-Srapable makes the screen-scraper mentioned in the How to Measure Anything book. This can be a powerful measurement tool and they provide consulting services in support of their tool.