Buch, Englisch
The Science of Influence with Data
Buch, Englisch
ISBN: 978-1-394-30749-4
Verlag: Wiley
A step-by-step guide to transforming data into stakeholder buy-in and decisive action Driving Buy-In, by veteran data storyteller Mico Yuk, is a concise manual for professionals interested in crafting data visualizations and presentations that light a fire under decisionmakers. It explains how to transform insight into real-world behavior and provides a proven framework to transform data presentations from information dumps into catalysts for action. The book introduces the DS4 framework – Discover, Define, Design, and Deliver – a four-step method grounded in behavioral science and neuroscience research. Rather than focusing solely on technical skills or visual design, it teaches the often-overlooked skill of reading human behavior to measure and adjust your influence in real-time. Driving Buy-In focuses on tested techniques that have been refined through implementation at major corporations and feedback from thousands of students, offering a practical system for ensuring your work drives results.
You’ll learn: - The Three Signs of Influence that let you spot clarity, buy-in, and action signals in real-time – no more guessing if stakeholders will act on your insights
- How to ask questions that uncover truth – move beyond vague requests to get to the real problem, timeline, and stakeholders behind every ask
- How to read any room in real-time – spot when you're losing people and adjust your approach systematically
- How to transform your ability to communicate with any stakeholder or executive – supercharge your persuasiveness with laser-focused arguments tailored to the roles and interests of the people you’re speaking to
- Why human influence is your competitive advantage – in the AI era, anyone can generate insights, but driving stakeholder buy-in requires skills machines can't replicate
This book is for all professionals who present data to influence decisions: managers, executives, consultants, data analysts, marketing teams, and project managers. It’s an expert guide in data communication for professionals who want to know exactly what works, what doesn’t, and how to design and deliver presentations that will consistently change the minds of the people who make decisions.
