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Recent Alumni Books
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The Old Girls' Network
By Sharon Whiteley,
Kathy Elliott, and
Connie Duckworth, WG'79
Basic Books (2003)
"The 'old girls' speak wisely
and directly, offering shrewd
recipes for successful business
creation that will make any
budding entrepreneur feel
she has an angel by her side."
–Rosabeth Moss Kanter,
Harvard Business School
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IP Storage Networking:
Straight to the Core
By Gary Orenstein, WG'97
Addison-Wesley (2003)
"Unlike traditional storage
networking analysis, IP
Storage Networking goes
beyond technical descriptions
to the business reasons and
justifications for implementing
a storage architecture."
–Doug Ingraham, Senior
Manager, Cisco's Storage
Technology Group
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The Experience Economy:
Work is Theatre & Every
Business a Stage
By B. Joseph Pine II and James
H. Gilmore, W'81
Harvard Business School Press (2003)
"Pine and Gilmore confirm our
sense of excitement about the
Experience Economy and the role
experiences play in building
stronger, more personal relationships
with employees, corporate
customers, and consumers."
–Marilyn Carlson Nelson,
President, CEO, and Vice
Chair, Carlson Companies, Inc.
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Valuation: Maximizing
Corporate Value
By George M. Norton III,
WG'72
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
(2003)
"George Norton has made
the complex subject of
business valuation and value
creation understandable.
…For a business book it is
not only a 'good read,' it
is a 'must read.'"
–Craig Lentzsch,
President and CEO,
Greyhound Lines, Inc.
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Never Climbed
His Mountain: A
Retailer's Journey
to the Heights
and Disaster
By Julian Gladstone, W'48
Infinity Publishing (2002)
"...A memoir like no other."
–Publisher
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Software Product
Management
Essentials: A Practical
Guide for Small and
Mid-sized Companies
By Alyssa S. Dver, W'87
Anclote Press (2003)
"A solid treatise on product
management techniques
and practices, the majority
of which are applicable
well beyond just software
product management."
–The Product Development & Management Association
(PDMA)
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