“The days immediately following 9/11 presented the financial industry with the greatest operational crisis in its history,” writes author Jeff Ingber in "Resurrecting the Street". The attack presented a disaster recovery challenge on... Read More

Business owners would be wise to proactively plan for growth rather than dealing with it reactively. In Business Growth by Design, Michael Walsh shares the foundational structure for growth he has used effectively with a number of... Read More

A historical reference to the real estate crisis in ancient Rome during Julius Caesar’s reign provides an interesting opening to this book and a metaphor for the current real estate situation in Korea. Much the same as Calpurnia warned... Read More

“You wonder: can’t your boss get out early once in a while, get a life, get meds, get out of your hair, or maybe, oh please dear hiring gods, just get a new job?” Readers who are familiar with these pleas may enjoy this book about... Read More

There are many recent books about the American economic crisis, but few have been written about the economic situation in Korea. Vortex of the Korean Financial Crisis fills the void with an in-depth analysis of the current situation and... Read More

Believe it or not, “Betterness” is in the dictionary, defined as “the quality of being better or superior.” Betterness in Business is intended as a guidebook to help entrepreneurs of small/midsize enterprises (SME’s) achieve... Read More

Inspired by a compliment from the author’s friend and coworker, the title of The Art of the Possible reflects Daniel M. Jacobs’ intent to teach readers about “creating an organization where things get done, where anything is... Read More

“Multi-discipline project engineering is a special skill where the engineer has to have basic knowledge of all discipline deliverables,” author Subhendu Moulik writes. His first book, Basics of Multi-Discipline Project Engineering is... Read More