Business Book Summaries

Digital Masters are the organizations that use digital technologies to work differently. They employ strong digital and leadership capabilities to get closer to their customers, empower their employees, and improve their business processes.

Individuals who are successful in business and in their personal lives engage in confident self-expression. This is often difficult, however, for women.

In The Intel Trinity, Michael S. Malone tells the story of the three men who built Intel Corporation into the most innovative company the world has ever seen.

Many businesses have great products and services -- they just need a way to attract more customers. In The One Week Marketing Plan, Mark Satterfield provides a five-day marketing plan that any business can use to implement an automated marketing system.

Women can be so focused on doing for others that they forget to dream for themselves. In Dare, Dream, Do, Whitney Johnson encourages women to take the time to discover and pursue their dreams in order to realize their true potential.

Millennials have entered the workforce in droves, and now outnumber Baby Boomers. Millennials have a reputation for being entitled, lazy, and difficult to work with; other generations see them as being clueless and needy.

Bold, gutsy leaders have something that sets them apart from the pack--a certain je ne sais quoi that can be summed up as moxie. This word refers to a sense of inner toughness and endurance that characterizes the best leaders.

In The Wisdom of Titans, author William J. Ferguson talks to 11 successful entrepreneurs from a variety of industries--including healthcare, entertainment, real estate, hospitality, and engineering--to see what it took for them to make it in business.

In Make It Matter, Scott Mautz addresses the need for managers to infuse meaning into their workplaces, which will, in turn, improve the lives of their team members.

Inspiring and motivating people are key aspects of leadership that are as critical as they are elusive.