Messrauschprozesse
Messrauschprozesse, often translated as measurement intoxication or measurement overload, refers to a phenomenon where an excessive focus on collecting and analyzing quantitative data can hinder effective decision-making or problem-solving. This occurs when the sheer volume of measurements becomes so overwhelming that it distracts from the core objective or leads to paralysis by analysis. Instead of clarifying a situation, the abundance of data can obscure crucial insights or lead to an overemphasis on quantifiable metrics at the expense of qualitative factors or strategic thinking.
The concept suggests that while data is valuable, there's a point of diminishing returns. When organizations
Addressing Messrauschprozesse involves a deliberate effort to prioritize measurements, define clear objectives for data collection, and