Free from Running the Room

Technology-rich and procedure-poor.

Three pieces from Running the Room, free. A podcast on why more data becomes more noise, an audit that tells you what your own tech stack actually measures, and the procedure that separates monitoring from testing.

You have GPS, force plates, dashboards, a testing battery and a folder of reports nobody reads twice. What you probably do not have is a procedure that turns any of it into a decision you could defend in front of a coach.

That is not a technology problem. It is a discipline problem, and it is fixable.

These three pieces are lifted straight out of Running the Room. Not summaries of it, not a preview. The actual material.

• 1

  The False Promise of Technology without Discipline

  Why protocol drift, statistics-free interpretation and ad hoc decision-making turn good tools into a random number generator.

• 2

  Tech Stack Reality Check

  Work through your own environment and write down what each system truly measures. Most people find the gap between what they own and what they can trust for the first time doing this.

• 3

  Monitoring vs Testing

  Two purposes, two time horizons. Stop mashing them together, and take a procedure you can walk into any environment with.