Title: Enterprise Digitization Patterns Author name: Srikanth Narasimhan & Jagadish Chundury Genre: Technology This book is designed to provide a “cookbook” for IT students and professionals, offering them reference architectures, design patterns, maturity models, and case studies to assist them in digitization, autonomization, and ultimately, the digital disruption of their industries.
She knows her head and heart very well and she tends to follow it. She is innocent but she knows and understands worldly dangers. She is smart enough to disguise herself as a boy to protect herself from dangers of the road but foolish enough to stay in Moscow and let her brother Sasha and Olga suffer the consequences of her lies. She is emotional enough to … Read More The Girl in The Tower – Book Review
Novel titles are seldom as apt as Tom Ward’s Fires, which follows Guy, a firefighter in a town dominated by its vast steelworks, and Nathan and his friends, teenage arsonists whose lives are otherwise foreclosed by poverty, corruption and ‘the system’. Guy and Nathan’s paths eventually cross in expected and unexpected ways – most… Read More Fires – Book review
Synopsis: What if you encountered a dark and sinister character of not so subtle reputation? One whose origins are the very meaning of temptation and sin. What do we really know of creation, myth, and belief? There was a Man, a Woman, a Garden, and of course… a Serpent. Yet, what we have come… Read More Truth and The Serpent – Book Review
The Royal Treatment – A Crown Jewels Romantic Comedy, Book 1 – Melanie Summers Synopsis: Ultra-private, ridiculously handsome Crown Prince Arthur has always gotten by on his charm. But that won’t be enough now that the Royal Family is about to be ousted from power once and for all. When Prince Arthur has to… Read More The Royal Treatment – Book Review
If you put “editorial reviews” into a search engine, you’ll find lots of articles on what editorial book reviews are and where you can find them. Some of the articles might suggest that you could look at lists of reviewers or bloggers and pitch your book to them for a review, and you might… Read More Why Just Anyone Can’t Write an Editorial Review
Synopsis: Jim Post, the wealthy leader of Compass Enterprises, is a man of mystery whose off-the-charts intellect and physical prowess have sparked uneasy whispers. Then badly-burned human remains are found in the ashes of Post’s home in rural Southwest Washington State. Jim is missing. Is he the victim? Was it murder? Post’s associates at… Read More Emergence – Book Review
3/5 stars Today I will take a look at a classic: Bram Stoker’s Dracula. On the second reading I realized that this book contains a lot more than a crafty horror story. While the first half of the story was still in my mind, beautifully underlaid with the images from Francis Ford Coppola’s movie,… Read More Dracula – Book Review
A dystopian retelling of the classic novel, Les Miserables. This is what the blurb of this book tells potential readers. Much to my disappointment, there were no moments of spontaneous singing nor did the main characters burst into song about dreaming a dream. There wasn’t a single flag bearer in sight urging everyone to… Read More Legend – Book Review
The Curse of Arundel Hall (A Yellow Cottage Vintage Mystery Book 2) Synopsis: One ghost, one murder, one hundred years apart. But are they connected? Ella has discovered a secret room in The Yellow Cottage, but with it comes a ghost. Who was she? And how did she die? Ella needs to find… Read More The Curse of Arundel Hall – Book Review
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