Book Reviews

• Obesessing Over the Poor? Yeah, I'm OK Being Accused of That
  
  In her new book, Brilliant, Crazy, Cocky: How the Top 1% of Entrepreneurs Profit from Global Chaos, former BusinessWeek staff writer Sarah Lacy shows how similar entrepreneurs in Brazil, Indonesia, and Rwanda are to their kin in India, China, and Silicon Valley.... Read
  By: gamlintech | 03/08/2011 | Book Reviews
• OK, There's Stuff I Love about the Valley Too...
  
  If you read this blog regularly you probably know all the reasons I love traveling to emerging markets, landing in a new place knowing no one and spending a few weeks digging around, finding some of the greatest entrepreneurs the world has ever heard of.... Read
  By: gamlintech | 03/08/2011 | Book Reviews
• The SaaS Edge: How Companies can Leverage SaaS for Competitive Advantage
  
  The SaaS Edge: How Companies can Leverage SaaS for Competitive Advantage primarily focuses on how web technologies (blogs, social networks, wikis, and web applications) can be utilized to enhance business opportunities. The book has been authored by Sahil Parikh... Read
  By: Mayur Makheri | 03/22/2011 | Book Reviews
• In memory of Jobs
  
  For an outstanding person, people hope he will not go too early; for a good book, people hope not to finish reading so quickly; for an excellent company, people hope the foundation will be evergreen and the enterprise can be determined to make progress as time passing.... Read
  By: Emma111 | 10/27/2011 | Book Reviews
• Three Investigators
  
  The three investigators are Jupiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw and Bob Andrews. They tackle misleading clues and danger before finally solving a crime.....Last chapter is an epilogue with Alfred Hitchcock (in later series Hector Sebastian), reviewing the mystery. Originally, the series has been authored by Robert Arthur. The later books have been contributed by William Arden, Carey, Nickey West, Marc Brandel.... Read
  By: Robert Arthur | 07/20/2011 | Book Reviews