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How Visionary Leaders Transform Today's Businesses into AI-Forward CompaniesBrian Solis is head of global innovation at ServiceNow. He is also a 9x bestselling author, digital anthropologist, futurist, and one of the world's foremost authorities on corporate innovation, digital transformation, and AI business reinvention. Forbes heralded Brian as "one of the more creative and brilliant business minds of our time," while ReadWrite named him a Top Futurist Speaker and ZDNet called him "one of the 21st century business world's leading thinkers." Brian is followed by more than 800,000 people online around the world. Dave Wright is a senior leader at ServiceNow focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and enterprise strategy. Wright draws on extensive experience designing and deploying AI-driven workflows at scale, offering a practitioner's perspective on how organizations can embed intelligence into their structural core rather than layering it onto legacy systems.
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Ne Fume Pas
Mike's passion is driving. It's this that prompts him and Angie to move with their young family, almost on a whim, to live in France. The job is OK, once begun. It is the colleagues who are the problem. That, and the French. Learning by your mistakes is never easy and there are plenty of mistakes. Relationships are inevitably put at risk. Can they stand the tests of adversity that are thrust upon them? I'd drive a hundred miles for one of your smiles. Even if it was illegal? Intrigue and back stabbing add to the inevitable complications of language as Mike and Angie meet challenges not necessarily expected when changing countries and cultures. How they cope is a story in itself.
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The Street
Outwardly, the houses seem identical. Within, exists a mass of confusion, a bewildering variety of intrigue; lifestyles exposed at the turn of a key. Upgrading to a bigger property, a better street, or a different partner is no solution. Dissatisfaction cannot be appeased by seeking escape. Choices must be made, decisions adhered to, responsibility accepted. Yet, no matter what we do to avoid our own shortcomings, the inevitable truth stubbornly remains to ridicule our attempts. Coach driving seems more appealing than teaching, playing drums more attractive than packing Polos, downing a pint of bitter a better means to an end. But, at the end of the day, whatever distractions are indulged in, the outcome is unavoidably the same. Nothing lasts. How long, if at all, does it take to realise this? Can a mindset programmed in early childhood ever be altered, or should we simply enjoy the present and continue in hope? Cold comfort or not, we all remain the leading actors in the stories of our own lives.
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Full Cycle
¿No woman is going to want to look at a fat slob like you.¿Encouraged by a friend¿s advice Neil invests in a bicycle as an antidote to the early onset of mid-life crisis. But taking up cycling leads to more than a slimmer waistline and a beautiful Mediterranean island. His newly acquired bicycle transports him to places he would perhaps have preferred not to go. His normal calm existence is interrupted by a journey where past catches up with the present, and an irrepressible attraction leads to an outcome as shocking as it is incredible. In the end, it¿s all just words.
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Just the ticket
An obvious title for these ramblings would have been A RETURN TO ECOC, but that was too obvious. What is less obvious, is the extent to which bus driving has changed over the years. An initial course of training can now take at least eight weeks; much longer than was average back in the sixties. Though vehicles are now easier to drive, certain factors remain the same: dealing with the public, unsociable hours, struggling with traffic conditions, adhering to timetables, and coping with breakdowns or other forms of incidental stress. Not everyone¿s ideal occupation. Dave Wright remembers the ups and downs of being a bus driver in rural Norfolk during the late sixties and early seventies.
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A walk in the dark
Seemingly abandoned by his family, Dan¿s circumstances dictate he continues living alone in a house in France he is unable to sell. Playing music provides a lifeline to a half acceptable existence and a possible source of new relationships. But love is as hard to understand as it is to find. It might help if he knew exactly what he was looking for or could identify its true source.
€ 9,87 -
Gospel-Centered Youth Ministry
A Practical GuideThis comprehensive handbook looks at every facet of youth ministry from a gospel-centered perspective, offering practical advice related to everything from planning short-term mission trips to interacting with parents to cultivating healthy relationships.
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Sound in the Gospel
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Blood Gold Revenge
€ 19,50 -
Bush Redemption
Sequel to Blood Gold Revenge€ 20,50 -
162-0: Imagine a Twins Perfect Season
The Greatest Wins!€ 20,95 -
Not Enough Tears
We were all touched by the Vietnam War in some way. Veterans, their families, friends and a whole new generation still have unanswered questions about that turbulent time. "Not Enough Tears" lets you see the good and bad through the eyes of a young army draftee sent to fight for his nation.Duty and patriotic pride quickly degenerated into a fight for survival. Taking one of the most dangerous jobs in an infantry company, Dave came home with hardly a scratch. There were no odds to explain the supernatural protection he received. After two months, that covering extended to everyone around him when he walked point. Over time, that unbelievable "luck" turned into a curse as walking point and going home became vexing choices between life and death.Like most vets, Dave thought he buried the war after coming home. Surviving the horrors of Vietnam meant he could handle anything. Thirty years later his life was falling apart. He'd given up. Leaving his family seemed to be the only way to stop the pain. Learn the lessons in "Not Enough Tears" which can bring healing to tens of thousands who are still hurting and don't understand why.
€ 18,10