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Outliers: The Story of Success
by Malcolm Gladwell |
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The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression
by Amity Shlaes |
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Obama's Challenge: America's Economic Crisis and the Power of a Transformative
Presidency
by Robert Kuttner |
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The 48 Laws of Power
by Robert Greene |
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Is Financial Services Relevant Anymore?
Introducing focus to a transforming world
by Nigel Woodward, Worldwide Director,
Intel Financial Services
No matter what the environment or economic situation, companies always feel the pull to be dynamic and to compete — especially those working with financial services. Businesses continue to innovate even as they try to stay viable.
Intel is no different as it works to facilitate innovation in financial services using technology. Its financial services Five Point Plan focuses on improving five areas of focus for firms:
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Economy Can't Stop Innovation of Financial Services Technology
History shows that no matter how bad things get in the stock market or financial environment, competition moves companies to get back to work on projects within a few months. This month's feature story looks at advancements in financial services.
You've probably heard of all the basic advice about managing your time with better email and phone management. Find out lesser-known advice from experts on how to better gain control over your most precious asset: time.
A reader struggles with his boss who tunes out too soon. He would be thankful to hear from you on how to help the boss stay focused.
The nice thing about December is that things slow down for many people. But we have to keep the newsletter going strong in the New Year. How can we help you meet your technology resolutions? Share your thoughts, and your name goes into a drawing for a TomTom One 125 GPS.
 Happy holidays and see you next year.
Meryl K. Evans
Editor, Connected Digest
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Intel Premier IT Magazine
Get strategic insights into the IT best practices that will define the future of IT in the latest edition of Intel Premier IT magazine. This issues looks at a futuristic view of IT, virtualization, energy-efficiency, the business value of innovation, IT strategic planning, social media and more.
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This Issue's Dilemma
Stay Tuned!
I struggle in dealing with my boss because of his short attention span. When we have one-on-ones or team meetings, he tunes out within a few minutes. I realize he might have some medical issues so I've tried summing up thoughts, questions and ideas to keep them short. That works only occasionally.
We all experience working with people who don't pay attention for long. Should I bang the table, talk louder, stand up? How do your readers reach people with short attention spans?
— Elizabeth, Analyst
Can You Help?
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Last Issue's Dilemma
Help! I Need More Time!
Since it's impossible to add another hour to the 24-hour day, I need an alternative. How can I find time to do all the things I need to complete at work? No doubt, many managers/supervisors deal with this challenge. How have you overcome the "I can't get everything done" syndrome?
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Where IT Fits in the Business Battlefield
How war games help executives find answers to strategic and competitive unknowns.
by Brian P. Watson - CIO Insight
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Don't Do Everything
The most successful executives are successful because they don't do everything, not because they do.
by Patty Azzarello - CIO Update
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