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Books > Business & Economics > Business & management > E-commerce
For years, technology has been the impetus for progress in various
processes, systems, and businesses; it shows no sign of ceasing
further development. The application of technology-driven processes
in promotionally-oriented environments has become more and more
common in today's business world. Computer-Mediated Marketing
Strategies: Social Media and Online Brand Communities brings
together marketing approaches and the application of current
technology, such as social networking arenas, to show how this
interaction creates a successful competitive advantage. Focusing on
qualitative research, various technological tools, and diverse
Internet environments, this book is a necessary reference source
for academics, management practitioners, students, and
professionals interested in the application of technology in
promotionally-oriented processes.
REMINISCENCES OF A WALL STREET TRADER is two books in one. It is an
inspirational account of what it takes to succeed on Wall Street
and an insider's guide to using technical analysis to make
profitable trades today. Become a more professional trader by
learning: Over 50 rules to make money trading How to avoid rookie
mistakes How to avoid emotional traps which lead to large losses
The basic principles for generating consistent returns The
essential tools and indicators the pros use Efficient and effective
order entry and exit The top three time tested trading strategies
Risk management to preserve your capital How to prepare your mind
and your trade How to keep a journal of trading activities How to
be disciplined Easy to follow checklists to find profitable trades
Ninette Denise Uzan-Nemitz has crafted a modern day version of
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, detailing the difficulties of
her beginning in a boiler room to the triumph of founding her own
hedge fund on Wall St. Far from being a vain memoir, it details the
hard won philosophies, strategies and disciplines that anyone can
use to begin and win as a trader. She has been featured in the
Boston Globe, the Tokyo Shimbun and Playboy. Her story is an
inspiration to all those who want to take control of their
financial destiny.
Advancements in the digital world are bringing about rapid waves of
change in organizational management. As such, it is increasingly
imperative to discover ways for businesses to adapt to changes in
the markets and seize various digital market opportunities. Driving
Innovation and Business Success in the Digital Economy is an
essential reference source for the latest research on the impact of
digital computing and emerging technological innovations in the
realm of business success. Featuring extensive coverage across a
range of relevant perspectives and topics, such as IT outsourcing,
sustainable development and online advertising, this publication is
ideally designed for researchers, professionals and students
seeking current research on the complex scope of the new economy.
Emerging out of the collaborative work conducted within the Working
Group "Mechanisms to activate and support the collaborative
economy" of the COST Action "From Sharing to Caring: Examining
Socio-Technical Aspects of the Collaborative Economy", the book
questions the varied set of organizational forms collected under
the label of "collaborative" or "sharing" economy -ranging from
grassroots peer-to-peer solidarity initiatives to corporate owned
platforms- from the perspective of what is known as the European
social values: respect for human dignity and human rights
(including those of minorities), freedom, democracy, equality, and
the rule of law. Therefore, the edited collection focuses on the
governance of such economic activities, and how they organize
labour, cooperation and social life. From individual motivations to
participating, to platform use by local groups, until platform
design in its political as well as technological dimensions, the
book provides a comparative overview and critical discussion on the
processes, narratives and organizational models at play in the
collaborative economy. On such a basis, the volume offers tools,
suggestions and visions for the future that may inform the
designing of policies, technologies, and business models in Europe.
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