Customer Review: There have been a lot of books published on what it takes to "execute" strategy or to "implement" organizational change since Pfeffer & Sutton first published this book in 1999. I still think it is the best, as it shows why gaps between knowledge and organizational happen, and offers detailed... more info
Customer Review: This book was extremely well written. It was an easy read full of real life examples. If it were to be used as a reference book, the chapters are well organized and it would be easy fo the user to select chapters that would be relevant to thier task. I would definitely buy this book again and will... more info
Customer Review: The book was fine but it stunk of cigarette smoke or something of the sort. Every time I open the book it smells bad and I hate it. I am only taking this course for the semester but when the course is done the book is going to recycling. Ew
Customer Review: Secrets to making BI a killer app would be better worded "Secrets for a successful BI initiative" (though that is far less interesting). Howson concentrates on the practical aspects of building demand for BI, working through the politics/sponsorship, and team organization. Most of the information... more info
Customer Review: This is an outstanding text- I was utilizing it in a military course and liked it so much I bought it for myself. I have an MBA, snd saw this text as a real opportunity to review and sharpen my people skills.
Customer Review: The Princeton Companion to Mathematics
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Introduction to Quantum Effects in Gravity This book comes highly recommended by teachers at my school. I go to Western International Univerisity in Chandler, Arizona. This book will give... more info
Customer Review: It is a good book to get you to the pass ITIL foundation exam but it is extremely limited, hard to read and does not contain a lot of the useful ITIL materials. If you are not going to take the test, find another better book.
Customer Review: Every business student studies Corporate Strategy at one point or another. There are a huge number of books, articles, and prayers associated with this subject. Some classes become so complex that students sink from the weight of detail. Other classes are so superficial that the student walks away... more info
Cultivating Communities of Practice is the second book from Wenger which is only about Communities of Practice (COP). The first book was a little dry and academic (and intended to be), but this book is your typical business book, which makes it easy to read. Wenger is teaming up with Richard... more info
Customer Review: This book is the basis for so much that we already know - or should know. Re-reading it this year (2008) after so long was a shock to my senses. It showed me how on target the economic principles expressed between the covers were. Of course, that is one of the points of the book: old economic... more info
