Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Book It

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Five global business books you need to read.  (If link does not work, try this one.)

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Posted by Laurel Delaney at 8/29/2006 06:02:00 PM

2 comments:

vishal said...

I have read 2 of the five, The world is Flat and The 86% Soltuion. I liked Tom's book but I must say that he could have easily eliminated a few dozen pages without loss of effectiveness. Mr. Mahajan was my B-school Dean (Indian Schoolof Business) and I have a great regard for him.

Recently, I have started a blog on how small businesses can benefit from globalization. I will look into what it takes for a foreign firm to succeed in India. I plan to share some real world stories in the coming weeks. Visit http://www.inventureglobal.com/e107_plugins/userjournals_menu/userjournals.php?blogger.2 to check it out.

Take care

3:54 AM
Laurel Delaney said...

Hi, Vishal,

Thanks for your post. Good luck with your new blog!

Another book that you might like is "Bottom of the Pyramid" by C.K. Prahalad. I have not read it yet but I am a big fan of CK's. I wonder if the authors of "The 86% Solution" merely expanded on CK's original premise ... something to think on.

Take care,
Laurel

3:16 PM

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