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Showing posts with label free copy. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Free report on Planning and Budgeting

Yes indeed, time to put a free report in front of you that will hopefully be useful and gain you an edge. Also with a little luck IKN earns a penny or two in commish to keep the blog running. Request your free copy (really, it's 100% free for you. My cut comes from the providers..total win-win-win situation...certainly beats advertising penis enlargement kits on the site, no?).

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Request Your Free Executive Summary:

"Planning and Budgeting: Improving Effectiveness through Best Practices and Technology"

Learn the 5 Key Attributes to Effective Planning and Budgeting.

In Ventana Research's new benchmark executive summary, Robert D. Kugel, Senior VP of Research, found "an over-reliance on desktop spreadsheets and lack of consistent processes result in a lot of wasted time." Are you falling into this trap? How can you escape? Download Ventana's executive summary which uncovers five key attributes to effective planning and budgeting:

  • Insight - into corporate performance and the factors driving results
  • Accuracy - that can support smooth operational functioning
  • Alignment - of corporate, departmental, and individual objectives
  • Agility - with coordinated responses to change
  • Collaboration - across the enterprise
Published by: Ventana Research; Sponsored by: Infor

Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada

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Monday, March 9, 2009

Free book summary of "The Black Swan" by Nassim Taleb


Ever wanted to read The Black Swan, Nassim Taleb's worldwide bestseller on the role of chance in market forces, but never had the time, money or opportunity? Your worries are over.

getAbstract is a new firm that supplies 10 minute compressed summaries of key books, offering up the essence of the argument in as short a time as possible. You can request your copy of the 100% totally free, gratis and for nothing abstract of The Black Swan by clicking this click. Here's a little more detail on the getAbstract book summary:

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"The Black Swan - The Impact of the Highly Improbable"

Know in 10 minutes what it takes others hours, and keep up with the latest trends in your industry.

In this summary you will learn:

  • Why highly significant yet unpredictable events, called "black swans," are underappreciated
  • Why people continually see misleading patterns in data
  • How to embrace randomness and come to terms with black swans

Why you should read The Black Swan. According to critic Harold Bloom, Hamlet's predicament is not "that he thinks too much" but rather that "he thinks too well," being ultimately "unable to rest in illusions of any kind." The same could be said for philosopher, essayist and trader Nassim Nicholas Taleb, who finds something rotten in misguided yet supremely confident investment gurus, traders, hedge fund managers, Wall Street bankers, M.B.A.s, CEOs, Nobel-winning economists and others who claim that they can predict the future and explain the past. Like everyone else, says Taleb, these so-called "experts" fail to appreciate "black swans": highly consequential but unlikely events that render predictions and standard explanations worse than worthless. Taleb's style is personal and literary, but his heterodox insights are rigorous (if sometimes jolted by authorial filigree). This combination makes for a thrilling, disturbing, contentious and unforgettable book on chance and randomness. While Taleb offers strong medicine some readers may find too bitter at times, getAbstract prescribes it to anyone who wants a powerful inoculation against gullibility.

Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Spain, United Kingdom

Publisher: getAbstract

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