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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Summary and Review of The Truth about Profiting from Social Networking by Patrice-Anne Rutledge







This book summary and review of The Truth about Profiting from Social Networking was prepared by Dorcas Kapkiai while an Accounting student in the College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University.











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Summary and Review of The Truth About Profiting From Social Networking by Patrice-anne Rutledge | Bookstove



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Summary and Review of The Language of Trust: Selling Ideas in a World of Skeptics by Michael Maslansky with Scott West, Gary DeMoss and David Saylor











This book summary and review of The Language of Trust was prepared by Carmen M. Orellana while in the College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University. She is a major in Management (concentration) in Human Resources with a minor in Psychology.











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Summary and Review of The Language of Trust: Selling Ideas in a World of Skeptics by Michael Maslansky with Scott West, Gary Demoss and David Saylor | Bizcovering



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Summary and Review of John Hope Bryant?s Love Leadership: The New Way to Lead in a Fear-Based World







This book summary and review of Love Leadership was prepared by Jonathan McDonald while a Business Administration student in the College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University.








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Summary and Review of John Hope Bryant’s Love Leadership: The New Way to Lead in a Fear-based World | Bookstove



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Illinois CIty Moves Toward Reverse Auctions for Procurement







Here at The Reverse Auction Research Center (http://ping.fm/oIPM9), we have been following with great interest developments in Illinois as the state government has authorized agencies to use reverse auctions in their procurements. Now, other city and county governments are following suit. There has been interest from across the state for municipal and county governments to follow the "best practice" of introducing more competition and transparency in their acquisitions by introducing reverse auctions into their procurement strategies. Here is an example of such, as the City Council of Quincy, Illinois is considering an ordinance to authorize reverse auctions. The effort has been initiated by Alderman Kyle Moore, who correctly cites statistics on just how much the town can save through going to reverse auctions. Read the complete story here:



Ald. Moore prepares reverse auction ordinance: QuincyNews.org




We'll update you on developments there in Quincy - but our advice for the City Council, pass the ordinance and start saving budget dollars for your community's taxpayers. This simple shift in your procurement strategy will pay big dividends for you both from a budgetary - and a political - standpoint!





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