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Third Edition Release of Bozzone’s Job Shop Management Book

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Vincent Bozzone, a renowned expert for improving performance in job shops, proudly announces the release of the third edition of his influential book, Speed to Market: The Future of Job Shops – Embracing the New Paradigm. Bozzone presented this revolutionary insight at the FabTech Expo in Orlando on October 16.

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Book review: ‘Confessions of an AI Brain’

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The first is that by the time you’ve written it, the glacial pace of the book publishing world has effectively rendered your work obsolete before the ink has dried. Second, there are simply so many books produced on the subject that it’s virtually impossible to find a differentiating niche. bullet points.

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Book review: ‘The Battle of the Beams’ by Tom Whipple

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As I was reading this book, a succession of seemingly far-fetched associations and recollections were projected - or perhaps should I say ‘beamed’ - onto my mind. With a good radio voice and engaging presentation manner that is just like his writing style, he is always a joy to listen to.

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Book interview: Fusion’s Promise

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In the preface to their book – wonderfully subtitled ‘How Technology Breakthroughs in Nuclear Fusion Can Conquer Climate Change on Earth (And Carry Humans to Mars, Too)’ – we’re told that Moynihan answered Bortz’s question in the negative, insisting that the technology was within reach.

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Book review: ‘Positive People Leadership’ by Nigel Rowe

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But Nigel Rowe has, and as his debut book ‘Positive People Leadership’ (The Book Guild, £9.99, ISBN 9781914471704) posits, there’s a lot to be learned from such data. The fifty chapters are presented over one hundred pages, and within an hour you’re done.

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Book review: ‘There Are No Facts’

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This book is an effort to better understand the topography of these conditions and how to navigate their contingent territories.” If this sounds a little opaque to the lay reader, that would be because – like many of the best and worst works in social sciences – it is. “In

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Book review: ‘For the Love of Mars’ by Matthew Shindell

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It could be fairly said that there are enough books about Mars out there already. From here, Shindell capably guides the reader through the rest of history via the Scientific Revolution and the Cold War, emerging at our present wavering on the brink of preparing crewed missions to Mars.

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