How information is recorded, secured, retrieved, changed and disposed of has changed dramatically in the last few years. New developments in security, regulations, cloud computing and big data have had a significant impact on how data and knowledge are processed.
Against this complex, ever-evolving backdrop, this publication provides up-to-date guidance and best practice on information management for IT and business leaders.
 It explains the entire flow of information from developing applications using Agile methodologies, to DevOps, to IT operation. It covers functional aspects as well as the technical implications, helping you to facilitate and improve cooperation within your business and successfully execute your enterprise strategies.
 Key Features
 In depth coverage of knowledge management
Includes the impact of DevOps and Agile on Information processing
 Describes how data management adds value to business
Numerous examples putting theory into context
Includes practical tips and checklists
Written by 4 expert authors with examples from their work experiences
Integrates the ITIL core processes with data management
 Overview of mechanisms and methods to manage data and security risk management

ITIL and the Information Lifecycle: Integrating agile, DevOps and ITSM

AXELOS

Brian Johnson

Darren Arcangel

Nora Osman

Robert Zuurdeeg

I am not an AC/DC fanatic, by any means. I've seen them live a couple of times in their early incarnation with Bon Scott and a few times after. I still like them, but what more could I learn? So when Brian Johnson came on the Stern show a few weeks ago, I was almost ready to tune to the Grateful Dead channel. Glad I didn't. The interview was incredibly funny, subduing even the perplexed and occasionally dumbfounded Stern. The book surpasses the interview in its rollicking accounts by a factor of five, at least. I won't ruin the specifics for anyone, except to say that you'll find yourself muttering "I can't believe that he did that!" every couple of pages. Unlike other books in this genre, Johnson writes sincerely, without a mean spirited ax to grind and without enemies (except for British car markers, whom he justifiably loathes!) The major butt of his humor and crude language is himself, first, and his lovable, though chronically irresponsible band mates second. However, despite more than a few stories of the road, the book is largely a celebration of Johnson's affinity with cars and racing. While not a surprise to most AC/DC fans, the depth of influence of cars on Johnson's life is still remarkable. His earliest peak experiences, to borrow a psychological term, involved motor vehicles, in the same way others of us tie our peak memories to music, sports, or relationships. Regardless, it is enjoyable to read a rock memoir of a person who does not take himself too seriously. Johnson comes off as a guy you'd like as a neighbor, or a drinking-buddy, if you are oriented in that direction. The book, which apparently is not ghost written, does not follow strict chronology. This adds to its informality and authentic feel.Read more ›

Rockers and Rollers: An Automotive Autobiography

Arts & Photography

Music

Penguin

The Lives of Brian: The Sunday Times bestselling autobiography from legendary AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson

Michael Joseph, Ltd.

Let Microsoft insiders Brian Johnson and Duncan Mackenzie introduce you to Zune, the exciting new portable media player that plays both audio and video. They explain the numerous entertaining possibilities of Zune, such as transferring a music collection to your Zune, purchasing new music, connecting with friends who share similar taste in music via ZuneLive!, and hooking Zune to your Xbox 360. Additional fun features covered include watching video on Zune, subscribing to podcasts, creating content to share with others, and a preview of upcoming Zune models.

Zune For Dummies

Duncan MacKenzie

Harvey R. Chute

For Dummies

Microsoft's Xbox now accounts for 37 percent of the game console market, and the new Xbox 360 is due out for the 2005 holiday season, months before Sony's PlayStation 3. When gamers take the new Xbox home, however, they'll soon discover that it's more than a just a game machine-it's a full-fledged home media hub with more power than most PCs. This friendly guide shows how to maximize both gaming and non-gaming features of this amazing machine. 
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<li>Topics covered include hooking up Xbox 360, taking advantage of HDTV and Dolby capabilities, using built-in digital video recording and wireless functions, storing media files, playing music, and displaying photos</li> <li>Shows how to have even more fun by taking an Xbox online for massively multiplayer gaming, instant messaging, and more</li> <li>Discusses the social potential of the Xbox, which people can use to make new friends, join groups and teams, and even throw fantastic parties</li> <li>Includes tips for securing the Xbox from online threats</li> </ul>

Xbox 360 for Dummies

Computers & Technology

Games & Strategy Guides

Long March Home

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Bailey Bros & Swinfen

Amazing Animal Stories From Crow : Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife

Direct Impressions

From the jacket: Myra's original, vintage-style art portrays the things people love about Florida: palm-fringed beaches, blue-green water, sea turtles, bathing beauties, and other tropical scenes. Her paintings, like those of Norman Rockwell, tell a story that appeals to people of all ages and interests.

The Art of Myra Roberts: Retro Images From the Florida Coast

Unknown

An introductory college textbook on the US criminal justice system. 480 pages in length; 11 chapters that include: 1) Introduction to the US CJ system; 2) Constitutional Law; 3) Criminal Law; 4) Causes of Crime; 5) Measuring Crime; 6) Policing; 7) Juvenile Justice; 8) The Court; 9) Sentencing; 10) Jails & Prisons; and 11) Community Corrections.

Justice & Society: An Introduction (Justice & Society: An Introduction)

Kathleen Bailey

Agnes Baro

William Crawley

Patrick Gerkin

Carly Hilinski-Rosick

Christopher Kierkus

Kristine Mullendore

Frank, Hughes

Christine Yalda Jeff Steffel

Grand Valley State University, School of Criminal Justice

One of a series of titles linked to a Channel 4 television series, this is a study of branded cars, the story of which is a major part of 20th-century history - industrial, economic and social. In the years which followed World War II, people were judged by their cars, which were then relatively rare, and the brands were easily identified. Add to this the question British consciousness of social class and status, and the motor car becomes a prism through which the social stereotypes of the post-war years can be viewed. The book presents a detailed account of each vehicle, and of the people who designed and built them.

Classic British Cars: the Story of Britain's Post War Car Industry

J. Daniels

Children's Books

Pan/Macmillan

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Books by Brian Johnson