Get ready for a whole new world--a world of blur in which traditional boundaries between product and service, capital and people, buyer and seller,...
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Feb 26, 2011
Robert
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This book is probably becoming a little dated now (who is this Netscape company again?). Unfortunately for this reason it doesn't have the impact it probably did back around the time of the dot com boom. Many of the concepts and ideas which were probably revolutionary at the time are now widely accepted and some are likewise ridiculed.
The book does illustrate how fast technology changes and how rapidly we have evolved in such a short time. In that respect its concept of 'Blur' rings More...
The book does illustrate how fast technology changes and how rapidly we have evolved in such a short time. In that respect its concept of 'Blur' rings More...
Jan 29, 2012
interesting "it would help anyone trying to wage civil "economic warfare against russia and china" the russian power elite and the ruling elite families still rule there economy, country and it's citizens with a very real very "iron fist". the economy has turned to capitalism. It is a "raw" kill or be killed all is fair in "war" love and business type of capitalism gotta love the "jewish russian mob" besides ("R.USSIAN J.EWISH A.MERICAN
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Apr 13, 2009
Charlane
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I was working at Ernst and Young Consulting Services when this book came out. Fresh out of graduate school and a new bird to the global management consulting world, this book helped me understand the "new" changes happening around me.
This book provided a great new perspective, one that was needed, in the late nineties.
This book provided a great new perspective, one that was needed, in the late nineties.
Aug 19, 2010
Jimi
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This was one of the first books on the concept of a connected economy
I cherish my copy now as it was a small run book released by Ernst and Young and it is still a very good book to dip back into. Indeed, it was way ahead of its time and most of its points are only noe becoming very real through the social media / social marketing / semantic web spaces
I cherish my copy now as it was a small run book released by Ernst and Young and it is still a very good book to dip back into. Indeed, it was way ahead of its time and most of its points are only noe becoming very real through the social media / social marketing / semantic web spaces
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