This author delves into the complexities of management and organizational behavior. His work focuses on strategic thinking and leadership, offering practical insights for leaders.
When Charlie Starr, owner of the Star-in-the-Box ranch, was accused of murder and robbery, nobody was more indignant than his foreman, "Gospel" Cummings (so-called because of his addiction to the Bible --and strong whiskey!).
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In the Triangle bordered by Nevada, Utah, and Arizona, trouble was brewing between the peace-loving riders of the M T horse ranch, owned by Tucker, and the Owl Hoot Buckaroos, outlaws of the strip. Eagle Dupree, boss of the outlaws and fastest gun-man of the Triangle, had declared the strip to be free country, taking what he wanted and ruthlessly killing for what he couldn't take. At that point, Tucker felt he had enough of peace and decided to meet gun-smoke with faster gun-smoke. Hence, when Roaming Reynolds rode into the Triangle, Tucker made him gun-boss of the M T and declared open war on the outlaws. Backed by his young pard, Texas Joe, Reynolds draws against the vicious killers of the Buckaroos in his quest to end the domination of the Owl Hoot outfit.
This is happening in a very big way. Yes, the business world is experiencing yet another transformation, in this case relating to the movement of people and things. The electric aerial vehicle revolution is about to transform personal and business travel, transportation, logistics, and supply chains in a new world of advanced air mobility (AAM). This electric flying phenomenon is inventing personal aerial travel, flying taxis, new first responder capabilities, and self-flying vehicles, enabling millions of consumers around the world to take to the skies just as they adopted road travel decades ago. This emerging technology is about transporting people and things totally differently than in the past and creating efficiencies to travel to locations previously out of practical reach. In this fast-paced and quick read book, NY Times Business bestselling author Chuck Martin details what every businessperson or tech enthusiast needs to know about the electric aerial revolution.
With the "first screen"-the television-companies sent ads directly into consumers' living rooms, reaching millions with one campaign. The "second screen"-the personal computer-increased interaction between companies and consumers and allowed for immediate customer feedback. Now, the "third screen"-the mobile device- changed the game in an even more revolutionary way. The Third Screen: The Ultimate Guide to Mobile Marketing defines the implications, strategies, and tactics used to thrive in business during the mobile revolution. This revised, updated paperback links technological developments to behavioral changes, reveals the unexpected forces of the changes in mobile, and equips marketers and businesses for the future.
The birth of m-commerce is not just about using the phone to pay for something. it is revolutionising the entire buying process based on location. Marketing has now become hyper-local.
