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Mentioned in 14 episodes
Business @ the speed of thought
Book • 1999
This book explores how businesses can integrate technology to achieve greater efficiency and competitiveness.
It emphasizes the importance of a 'digital nervous system' in facilitating rapid information flow and decision-making within organizations.
The book provides insights into how technology can transform business operations, making it a valuable resource for entrepreneurs and business leaders.
It emphasizes the importance of a 'digital nervous system' in facilitating rapid information flow and decision-making within organizations.
The book provides insights into how technology can transform business operations, making it a valuable resource for entrepreneurs and business leaders.
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Mentioned in 14 episodes
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when discussing how the speed of business has increased over the years.
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Abraham Lincoln’s Duel
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when discussing how the speed of business has increased.
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Mozart’s Last Opera
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when discussing how much the speed of business has increased.
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The Battle of Marathon
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when discussing how the speed of business has increased over the past 25 years.
John Smith Saves Jamestown
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Lindsay Graham
Saturday Matinee: The China History Podcast
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham as a book he remembers reading in 1999.
The Battle of New Market Heights
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when referencing the increasing speed of business.
Nathan Hale Spies for America
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when reflecting on how much the speed of business has increased since its publication.
The Mayflower Sets Sail
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham in relation to the increasing speed of business in recent years.
The Search for Saudi Oil Begins
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham to illustrate how much faster business has become since the book was published.
The Camilla Massacre
Mentioned as the author of "Business at the Speed of Thought", published in 1999.
The Publication of The Cat In The Hat
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when discussing how the speed of business has increased since 1999.
The Battle of Chrysopolis
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham as a book he read back in 1999.
The Most Iconic Marilyn Monroe Photograph
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham to illustrate how much the speed of business has increased since it was written.
Daniel Shays Leads a Rebellion
Mentioned by the speaker as a book they read in 1999 to illustrate how the speed of business has increased.
Saturday Matinee: Historically Speaking Sports
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham to emphasize the increasing speed of business and hiring processes.
The First Continental Congress
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham as a reference to the speed of business in 1999.
The Vajont Dam Disaster
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Lindsay Graham
The Barings Bank Collapse
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham to emphasize the increased speed of business and hiring since the book's publication.
Chicago’s Days of Rage
Mentioned by Lindsey Graham when reflecting on how the speed of business has increased since its publication.
The Battle of Lepanto
