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Toyota Production System: Beyond Large-Scale Production

17 reviews
Taiichi Ohno

Productivity Press, 1988

Tell it like it is
There are many myths around the Toyota Production System (TPS). Ohno Taiichi merits my deepest respects, considering he was able almost a half century ago to observe and learn from others. Considering the simple target given to him, to "catch up with America" he studied in-depth the work of Ford and recognised the idea of copying the US supermarket system for his operational purpose. The book ...

The Holy Order of Water: Healing the Earth's Waters and Ourselves

17 reviews
William E. Marks

Bell Pond Books, 2001

The most important book you will read this year
This book is as important to the Earth as Water itself. Many of us are increasingly concerned about what we are doing to the environment. Our concerns about the plight of water and its importance to the survival of life on this planet are addressed magnificently in this book that describes powers of water of which even I was unaware! Water is a mystical, magical substance, and oh how we take ...

The Guide to a Successful Managed Services Practice - What every SMB IT Service Provider Should Know...

24 reviews
Erick Simpson

Intelligent Enterprise, 2006

Worth its value 10 times
The contents of this book contains valuable information if you are thinking of getting into managed services. If you include the contents of the CD, it is absolutely invaluable.

Analytical Dynamics: A New Approach

13 reviews
Firdaus E. Udwadia, Robert E. Kalaba

Cambridge University Press, 2007

A Super Book!
I recommend that everyone dealing with mechanics get a copy of this gem, and read it! It is the most amazing technical book I have read! I don't want to repeat what others have said in their reviews, and so there is not much more for me to say other than that this book has got to be a classic.

Computer Applications in Hydraulic Engineering, Fifth Edition (CAIHE)

14 reviews
Haestad Methods Engineering Staff, Michael E. Meadows, ...

Haestad Methods Inc, 2002

Very Helpful for Hydraulics and Hydrology.
I have read this book and find that it is very helpful. It is very simple and easy to understand, whether for students or experienced engineers. The step by step exercises helped me with the trial software that came along with the book. The book has definetely helped me get a better approach towards applying computers in my work.

Breakthrough Technology Project Management, 2e (E-Business Solutions)

24 reviews
Bennet P. Lientz, Kathryn P. Rea

Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001

realistic and usable guide to IT projects
Our organization has reviewed over 50 books in IT and general project management from the view of usability and useful methods for a multiple project, complex environment. We found books like Schwabe and Menche somewhat useful, but very limited in dealing with the actual problems faced in projects. There was just too much introductory material. This book, on the other hand, is very useful in that ...

How to Win Sales & Influence Spiders: Boosting Your Business & Buzz on the Web (Voices That Matter)

17 reviews
Catherine Seda

New Riders Press, 2007

Great .. Just Great
Just when I was ready to wipe the dust off of my Internet Marketing Books to "brush up" from just a year ago, out comes this book. After reading this book, I realize now that my "other" books seem antiquated. I have no need for them now as "Win Spiders" has introduced me to the next generation of Web Buzz and Marketing. Catherine Seda really has her finger on the pulse as this book opens ...

Fast Fourier Transform and Its Applications (Prentice-Hall Signal Processing Series)

14 reviews
E. Brigham

Prentice Hall, 1988

An accessible examination of the FFT great for self study
This book is not just another terse math or signal processing book. It tries to provide an alternative to standard DSP techniques that develop the FFT adequately enough, but show nothing about applications and have the student believing that "The Butterfly Element" is something he can buy an armful of at an electronics store and assemble. All developments in this book use graphical techniques and ...

Managing Online Forums: Everything You Need to Know to Create and Run Successful Community Discussion Boards

22 reviews
Patrick O'Keefe

AMACOM, 2008

A Great Resource for Forum Admins
Managing Online Forums is a great resource for both those starting out in the world of online forum management and seasoned veterans looking to improve and grow their online communities. The effectiveness of this book as a resource is founded upon three main strengths. The first of these is the author's experience and knowledge of the subject based upon years of administrating online forums. He ...

Administrator's Guide to e-Commerce

13 reviews
Louis Columbus

Prompt (DPI - 8/01), 1999

Great book for getting my staff up to speed
I found this book to provide a level-set for my staff, who is working on the definition of our websites, and what we could reasonably expect with the resources onhand. This book gave us hands-on guidelines and advice from experience we could use for getting our site completed in the minimum amount of time with the least disconnects between what we wanted and what we ended up creating. ...

Ferrets, Rabbits, and Rodents: Clinical Medicine and Surgery

12 reviews

W.B. Saunders Company, 1997

THE BEST book on this subject
This book is the absolute best resource on the medicine of these species. The book is easy to follow and find specific information as necessary. Most illustrations are quite useful, although in black and white. The book is organized mostly by taxonomic groups. However, the book seems to repeat itself in some chapters as well as in different chapters, and sometimes, finding information may be ...

Statistics for Experimenters: An Introduction to Design, Data Analysis, and Model Building

13 reviews
George E. P. Box, William G. Hunter, ...

John Wiley & Sons, 1978

Outstanding book, but you should buy the newer edition, not this version
All of the reviews on this book are generally consistent in their praise for the book and the authors. I do not have any points to add to the discussion other than this: It is a credit to this version of Statistics for Experimenters that it has remained relevant throughout the years as a classic introductory text that has kept selling consistently since it was released in the 1970's. ...

The Values-Based Safety Process: Improving Your Safety Culture With a Behavioral Approach (Industrial Health ...

11 reviews
Terry E. McSween

Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1995

The Values-Based Safety Process: Improving Your Safety Cultu
I reviewed this book along with four others by other BBS consultant authors and I find this to be the best. Terry McSween has written a very usable book complete with forms, checklists. and essential elements necessary for doing your own process, if you are intending to anyway. I also found the section on safety incentives to be very helpful and neccessary. One is likely to do a poor BBS ...

The Mathematical Theory of Communication

12 reviews
Claude E Shannon, Warren Weaver

University of Illinois Press, 1963

The foundation for developments in electronics, telecommunications and computing
The origin of this book lies in the Bell Telephone Laboratories initiative in researching how wireless and telecommunications can be improved. The problem it deals with is a classic one for electronics, telecommunications and computing - noise vs. fidelity of data transmitted. The solution it propounds is simple and yet so revolutionary that it charted the course of these fields since it was ...

It's No Accident : How Corporations Sell Dangerous Baby Products

11 reviews
E Marla Felcher, Marla Felcher

Common Courage Press, 2001

The Next Consumer Movement
American families trust that the products our babies use, from strollers to cribs to swings, will keep them safe. Unfortunately, we found out the truth in the most terrible way. Our beloved son Danny was the fifth baby to die in the Playskool Travel-Lite Portable Crib. When we discovered that it had been recalled five years earlier, our friend Marla Felcher embarked on a groundbreaking ...

The Prometheus Project: Trapped (Richards, Douglas E. Prometheus Project)

13 reviews
Douglas E. Richards

Dna Press, 2005

Trapped
The Resnick family has just moved to the most boring place on earth, Brewster, Pennsylvania. The kids, Ryan and Regan, can't figure out why their parents choose to take this job. Their parents had been offered plenty of great jobs all over the world and they'd always declined. Then, out of the blue, their parents suddenly tell them that they are moving to the middle of no where. What Ryan and ...

Going Wireless

11 reviews

HarperCollins e-books, 2002

Emerging Technology - New Opportunities
Easton takes a very difficult subject and pieces together how wireless will make our lives simpler and faster still. We can get what we want, when we want it. We can make an order from a wireless hand held device and pick it up within minutes. This book is made to order if you want to see where wireless is going. Easton is well researched and writes to inform.

Cryptography and E-Commerce: A Wiley Tech Brief

10 reviews
Jon C. Graff

Wiley, 2000

Excellent introduction to symmetric and PKC cryptography
The basics of the usage of symmetric and asymmetric cryptography are explained here step by step in a precise way visualized by clear drawings of a sender, (evil) observer and recipient. Starting with the simplest case and showing what's faulty about it, the author develops an understanding of why it needs message digestion, public and private keys and either Kerberos or a certification ...

Product Strategy for High Technology Companies

11 reviews
Michael E. McGrath

McGraw-Hill, 2000

targeted for core products at large companies
I love this book: the concept of a "vector" for product development is a terrific way to think about competition. IMHO, this book is a must-read for all product managers, product marketers and people involved in strategic decisions, i.e. all senior executives. That said, speaking as a five-time startup engineer, the advice and examples in this book seem geared towards the core product lines in ...

Cryptography Demystified (McGraw-Hill Telecom)

13 reviews
J. E. Hershey

Topeka Bindery, 2002

A book about Cryptography for everyone
If you are looking to expand your mind, think about learning Cryptography. It is an excellent discipline to help you think in new ways. If you decide you want to learn Cryptography, this is the book for you. The book is written in modules, making it easy to digest. The book is equally suitable for a formal classroom or self-study environment. Using the book for self study is enhanced by the ...

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