Summaries of books about Computers & Technology:
Charlie Fink's Metaverse - An AR Enabled Guide to AR & VR
Charlie Fink
The book serves as a comprehensive guide to the emerging technologies of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), exploring their potential impact on society and various industries. It combines expert insights with AR-enabled features, providing an interactive experience that illustrates the transformative possibilities of AR and VR.
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Take Back Your Life!
Using Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 to Get Organized and Stay Organized
Sally McGhee|John Wittry
The book provides a comprehensive guide to managing time and information by leveraging the features of Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, focusing on strategies for email management, calendar scheduling, and task organization. It offers a step-by-step system for personal productivity enhancement, helping readers prioritize tasks, reduce clutter, and increase efficiency in their professional lives.
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The Adventures of Women in Tech
How We Got Here and Why We Stay
Alana Karen
The book is a collection of personal stories and insights from women in the tech industry, exploring their journeys, challenges, and triumphs. It delves into the reasons why these women entered the tech field, the obstacles they've faced, and what motivates them to continue their careers in this fast-paced sector.
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The Formula
How Algorithms Solve all our Problems … and Create More
Luke Dormehl
The book explores the pervasive role of algorithms in modern society, examining how they influence various aspects of our lives, from online searches to predictive policing, while also delving into the potential issues and ethical dilemmas that arise from their widespread use. It presents a narrative that balances the benefits of algorithmic efficiency and personalization with cautionary tales about privacy, decision-making, and the loss of human autonomy.
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Tribe of Hackers Security Leaders
Tribal Knowledge from the Best in Cybersecurity Leadership
Marcus J. Carey|Jennifer Jin
The book is a compilation of insights and advice from cybersecurity experts, offering guidance on leadership, management, and strategy in the field of information security. It features interviews with prominent security professionals who share their experiences, challenges, and best practices for leading effective security teams and protecting organizations from cyber threats.
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Cyber Privacy
Who Has Your Data and Why You Should Care
April Falcon Doss
The book examines the vast amounts of personal data collected by companies and governments, exploring the implications for privacy, security, and civil liberties. It provides insights into how data is used and shared, and offers guidance on how individuals can better protect their personal information in the digital age.
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Take Back Your Life!
Using Microsoft Office Outlook to Get Organized and Stay Organized
Sally McGhee
The book provides a comprehensive guide to managing time and information by leveraging the features of Microsoft Office Outlook, focusing on strategies for email management, task scheduling, and personal productivity. It offers a step-by-step methodology for organizing tasks, messages, and appointments to streamline workflows and reduce stress.
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The AI Advantage
How to Put the Artificial Intelligence Revolution to Work
Thomas H. Davenport
The book provides a practical guide for business leaders on how to implement artificial intelligence in their organizations, focusing on operational improvements rather than futuristic innovations. It offers case studies, strategies, and insights into managing AI projects, understanding cognitive technologies, and leveraging AI for competitive advantage while addressing the managerial and organizational challenges involved.
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The Blockchain and the New Architecture of Trust
Kevin Werbach
The book explores how blockchain technology creates a new framework for trust, enabling secure transactions without the need for traditional intermediaries like banks and governments. It delves into the potential of blockchain to transform various industries by establishing trust through transparency, security, and decentralization.
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Smart Cities For Dummies
Jonathan Reichental
The book provides an accessible introduction to the concept of smart cities, exploring the role of technology and data in urban planning and management to enhance sustainability, economic development, and quality of life. It covers the foundational elements of smart cities, including infrastructure, governance, and citizen engagement, offering practical insights and case studies for policymakers, urban planners, and interested citizens.
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