From Library Journal
Picking up where they left off in Ben & Jerry’s: The Inside Scoop (LJ 4/1/94), entrepreneurs Ben and Jerry continue the story of their successful ice cream company with their ideas on bettering the community through corporate activities. As they reexamine their philosophy, they realize [...]
While some might find the title’s promise of transcendental beatitude a trifle overreaching, The Seven Steps to Nirvana nonetheless provides some excellent insight into the design and implementation of an e-business game plan at “low-tech, smokestack” companies that have heretofore shied away from cyber-strategies. Mohan Sawhney, the McCormick [...]
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From Publishers Weekly
Hindery, the CEO of the YES Network, the New York Yankees’ cable channel, has handled some 250 deals in his 25-year career with considerable success. Along the way he’s learned lessons like “do more homework than the other guy” and “read the fine print.” [...]
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Amazon.com Review
Invisible Advantage, by Jonathan Low and Pam Cohen Kalafut, is a thoughtful analysis of the value of intangible assets in today’s corporate world with solid recommendations for turning them into a competitive edge. Low and Kalafut, who have undertaken several major research projects on this [...]
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Amazon.com Review
Invisible Advantage, by Jonathan Low and Pam Cohen Kalafut, is a thoughtful analysis of the value of intangible assets in today’s corporate world with solid recommendations for turning them into a competitive edge. Low and Kalafut, who have undertaken several major research projects on this [...]
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" ""At last! This book is exactly what is needed by managers and supervisors in dealing with an increasingly diverse workforce.""
–Karen Miller McMullen, Executive Director and CEO, Garden State American Institute of Banking"
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From Publishers Weekly
If Veeck is right, most employees in the American workplace lead lives of quiet desperation, working in mind-numbing, joyless jobs alongside uninspiring bosses and boring co-workers. In this sometimes amusing, but often repetitive, self-help guide, Veeck, part owner of six minor league baseball teams, [...]
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Economist.com, September 26,2002
It is the best book to date on the fallacies of the e-commerce craze.
Customer Relationship Management, September 2002
“author analyzes such issues….as how companies can use traditional economic concepts to build a foundation for e-business success. [...]
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Amazon.com
If you’ve ever wished you had a mentor in the business world, a seasoned, insightful female colleague who could dole out good advice as well as battle stories, you’ll find a friend in Susan Wilson Solovic’s The Girls’ Guide to Power and Success, a snappy, dead-on [...]
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settle for less.
Nicole Williams, the author of Wildly Sophisticated, knows that the real key to success isn’t saving more money… it’s making more money. Earn What You’re Worth shows working women how to up their earning power–by using their unique skills and abilities [...]
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