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The first time management principle is to LET GO. The key starting point
for 21st Century Time Management is to recognise that there are too
many tasks that you could do.

There are just too many options today. And the main objective of…

As we embrace a world in which the lines between
the physical and the digital are increasingly blurred,
we see a maturing vision for architecture that actively
participates in our lives. In the few years since the
original Interactive…

E
dward Snowden burst into the public consciousness in June 2013
with a series of astonishing revelations about US surveillance
activities. The Snowden leaks, which have continued for more than
eighteen months, have confirmed that fears of…

The Essentials Series was created for busy business advisory and corporate
professionals.The books in this series were designed so that these busy professionals
can quickly acquire knowledge and skills in core business areas.
Each book provides…

As we know, one important component of the methodology of deconstruction involves
analyzing the logic of binary oppositions, particularly those binaries wielding great cultural
and ideological influence, such as presence/absence, speech/writing,…

Purchasing and Supply Chain Management: Strategies and Realities

The Fundamentals of Interactive Design provides an introduction to the key principles of designing for interactive media. The presence of interactive media
is increasing in every aspect of our lives from using a web browser to read about events, to…

No book is ever written on one’s own. There are many people I wish
to thank for helping me complete it.
First and foremost there is my dear departed friend Carol Kennedy,
who died of cancer in early 2007 and to whom this book is dedicated.
A…

What is astonishing about this statement is that, even so recently as a decade ago, it needed to be made at all. The gap in systematic boardroom development was generally unrecognized until the last decade of the twentieth century. Prior to that,…

I’VE BEEN ASKED this question
many times, and there’s no
easy answer. I just dig tiny, cozy
structures. As to why, there are
numerous reasons, some you might
not anticipate.