And so it is for national and international security as well. Written by former TIME magazine and Business 2.0, journalist Stacy Perman.. Innovation is the lynchpin of business success. Its charter is to develop technologies and solutions, customized and suited to the unique challenges of fighting ter
And so it is for national and international security as well. Written by former TIME magazine and Business 2.0, journalist Stacy Perman.. Innovation is the lynchpin of business success. Its charter is to develop technologies and solutions, customized and suited to the unique challenges of fighting terrorism and endless war. This book looks at the most highly successful innovation machine in the world; a little known classified high tech unit in Israeli Intelligence know as 8-200. It is a business book wrapped in a spy thriller; a great read with a message for the rest of us business people. An amazing story of intrigue and thrill, it shows how ideas can be developed by any organization that leapfrog the innovations of yesterdaymagazine, Los Angeles magazine, and Sports Illustrated Woman. Her work has appeared in many publications including The Wall Street Journal, Inc. All rights reserved.
.
Stacy Perman, a journalist, is a former writer with Time magazine and Business 2.0. She is the recipient of the Robert Bosch Foundation fellowship in Germany, a JAPUS Foundation fellowship in Japan, and a grant from UCLA's Center for International and Strategic Affairs.
In the course of researching this book, she canvassed Israel, interviewing current and former military and intellig
It is this marriage that has made Israeli intelligence so distinctively unique, and it is written like a real thriller."
–AVNER COHEN, AUTHOR OF ISRAEL AND THE BOMB
" Stacy Perman has done some first-rate research, uncovering and explaining the significant nexus between Israel's military intelligence efforts and the high-tech innovation that has become a hallmark of the Israeli economy. Read it as a business story. former Time and Business 2.0 writer Stacy Perman reveals the spellbinding story of the Israeli military and 8200, the ultra-secret high-tech intelligence unit whose alumni helped create a number of the groundbreaking technologies behind today's information revolution. However you read it, you won't be able
The second last chapter of this 17 chapter book jams all his post Sex Pistols work together. All those who love Latin American literature, vibrant Caribbean landscapes and gutsy young heroines, should take note.. So this is how a competent spy agency goes about stealing industrial secrets. a tour de force.. The author doesn't explain those insights in way that makes it very clear to me, but of course Jung can speak for himself on that. And he manages to do so in language that the average reader with a limited scientific vocabulary can understand. It used to be fertile forest, plains, and mountains. I don't have to wonder what to do with this setting, only which adventure I want to run first.MegalosMegalos ("the great dragon") is the Roman Empire, the America, the Anglo-Sino Alliance of Yrth. It is not my favorite Kenji story. Cardiel is now the most "modern" country, politically, with a loose confederation of Lords, one of whom is chosen as a Prince until he dies or steps down, who rules as first among equals. Rizzarelli, I. (and one should not condemn, blah, blah, blah) I must conclude that this book is not for everyone, only for the truly determined or for those who wish to research the author. S. He was perfectly suited to be a spy. It discusses t- Title : Spies, Inc.: Business Innovation from Israel's Masters of Espionage (paperback)
- Author : Stacy Perman
- Rating : 4.86 (853 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-6-12
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 256 Pages
- Asin : 0137079176
- Language : English
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar