Book Review: The Back of the Napkin by Dan Roam
"The Back of the Napkin" has recently been voted the number 5 best selling business book at Amazon for 2008. Dan Roam is a business consultant and a firm believer in using drawing to solve problems.
"The Back of the Napkin" has recently been voted the number 5 best selling business book at Amazon for 2008. Dan Roam is a business consultant and a firm believer in using drawing to solve problems.
A recommended read for those interested in how the new “economy of abundance” is impacting markets, businesses and consumers alike. Although the frequency with which customers purchase niche products may be low, the fact that the tail includes so many different products makes it a lucrative market.
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First line leaders are the brave people on the front lines of organizational leadership. They are called upon day in and day out to lead a team.
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