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A Woman's Guide to Managing Men

Baker, Sue

Hibbert, Vicky

Business & Money

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Retreat from the Modern: Humanism, Postmodernism, and the Flight from Modernist Culture (Briefings)

Arts & Photography

Rengger, N. J.

History & Criticism

Games War describes how the video games market was created, how massive the numbers really were; and, perhaps most significantly of all, how, with the arrival of new competitors such as Sony, the foundations have already been laid for another boom in 1996 and beyond.

Games War: Video Games - A Business Review

Computers & Technology

Hayes, Michael

Dinsey, Stuart

Games & Strategy Guides

Legal Practice in the Digital Age: The Search for the Killer Legal App

Christian, Charle

The rise to prominence of judges may seem new to Europeans but it is of course not new to the citizens of the United States of America. 150 years ago Alexis de Tocqueville observed that there was scarcely a question which divided the American people that did not end up in the Supreme Court for resolution. Anybody interested in the interplay between the judicial and political functions of a contemporary democracy must take a good look at the United States. This book does just that.It examines how this has taken place over the last half century and asks why it has happened. It discusses the role of men like Lord Denning in Britain or Earl Warren in the United States, who had the strength of character and self-belief to challenge old orthodoxies and help usher in new values and expectations.The shifting balance between the judicial and the political institutions of government is important because it reflects important changes in our political systems. This book is intended to set the debate in a context which is readily comprehensible to any interested and intelligent citizen.

Judges and Politics in the Contemporary Age (Bowerdean Briefings Series)

Hodder-Williams, Richard

Rules & Procedures

Few industries have more to gain and more to lose from the digital revolution than financial services. In this authoritative survey the latest developments are reviewed and explained in clear, jargon-free terms and future trends are predicted. Is there a future for the traditional bank, or will other companies sweep away their business? Home banking is discussed as is the use of kiosks, banking and trading on the Internet, and electronic cash. What will the impact be on employment? How will the digital revolution affect insurance, share trading and risk assessment? Security, artificial intelligence and globalization are just some of the other fascinating and important issues that are featured in this enjoyable ride down the financial services information superhighway. An indispensable reference for anyone working at any level in the financial services industry.

Financial Services in the Digital Age: The Future of Banking, Finance and Insurance (Work in the Digital Age)

Gosling, Paul

Economics

The traditional retailer is under threat. The supermarket of the future may well be in your own living-room. New technology has already transformed shopping methods - both for the consumer and for the retailer - and there is plenty more to come. This book looks at the impact digital technology is likely to have on all aspects of retailing in the light of developments currently being tried or which are in the pipeline. It reviews the recent history, and the background to electronic shopping both in the UK and in the USA. It profiles the major companies involved in the development of new technology and the competing options for the retailer - the Internet v Online services; video on demand and virtual reality. Case studies of companies like Wal-Mart and Sainsbury's illustrate both problems and solutions. What will be the effects on employment, property, delivery, price etc.? Could virtual retailers and manufacturers of popular branded goods by-pass the store or supermarket altogether? This is a book which everyone involved in retailing and who wants to stay that way will need to read!

Retail in the Digital Age (Work in the Digital Age)

Cope, Nigel

Industries

Unlike other sectors, education is not driven by simple imperatives such as profit. Also, the input of new ideas comes from all levels - government, the technology industry, teachers and students. This text is about the emerging consensus on the ways we use information and communications technology (ICT) in education. It brings together the opinions of those who think the computer will transform teaching and free people with disabilities, and those who have their doubts.

Education in the Digital Age (Bowerdean's Work in the Digital Age Series)

Walker, Dorothy

Management & Leadership

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