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Select Format: Hardcover. ISBN13:9780029278925.

ISBN 13: 9780029278925. Publication Date: 3/1/1994.

The Fast 50 programme brings startups, scaleups and fast growing companies together with academics .

The Fast 50 programme brings startups, scaleups and fast growing companies together with academics, big corporates, consultants and VCs - all in a global format! The winner doesn’t take it all - the whole community benefits from this network. The evidence of its success are the growth paths and success stories of our Rising Star Alumni, who quickly appear in our Fast 50 list! Nikolaas Tahon, Managing Partner Deloitte Private & Fast 50 Lead.

Diverse, fast-changing information sources. Knowledge that serves the customer. Those in KM will benefit from reading Successes and Failures of Knowledge Management

Diverse, fast-changing information sources. Incorrect architecture reduces organizational agility. Those in KM will benefit from reading Successes and Failures of Knowledge Management. -Technical Communication.

Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies is a book written by Jim Collins and Jerry I. Porras. The book is said to be "one of the most influential business books of our era".

Success is defined as achievement of something unintended or desired such as attaining wealth, fame, or prosperity. Success is seen differently between every viewer. There are many different ways in which a person could be judged on how successful he or she has become. Success is judged by more than how much money you make, what kind of car you drive, and how big your house is. Success is judged by the kind of life you live and the kind of person you are. Being a part of your community and helping others may be considered being more successful than the amount of money you make.