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- Worthy Reads and Worthless Reads -- quick reviews of a dozen business books (via Cutting Through)
- ! RANT Reading Re-Imagine -- Tom Peters' latest proves to be opaque
- Don't laugh at gilded butterflies -- "Rather than chasing wonder new products, big companies should focus on making lots of small improvements" (via EMERGIC.org)
- BAM! Part 3: Proactive Management Through BAM -- last in a series on business activity monitoring (here are Part 1 and Part 2)
- Do you have too much IT? (via Knowledge Jolt with Jack)
- Computer hacking 'costs billions' -- "Three-quarters of UK companies have been hit by security breaches in their computer systems over the past year, costing billions to industry."
- Jack of all trades, master of none -- "There are better ways to transfer files, hold discussions, deliver notifications, broadcast newsletters, schedule meetings, work collaboratively, and manage personal information. But even though e-mail isn't the best tool for any of these tasks, it provides a single interface to all of them."
- A Web of Electronic Denial -- people are downloading a lot more spyware, MP3s, video clips, and games than they are admitting
Comments
I wouldn’t go characterizing Tom Peters’ latest book as being opaque. It is so transparent that it is difficult to read. He has basically distilled a lifetime’s learning into one book. That, coupled with the innovatively unfriendly design, makes this tome (yes, tome) difficult to read.
Posted by: johnmoore (from Brand Autopsy) | April 29, 2004 12:54 AM