David Kline came upon a sleeping woodchuck one summer day as he walked the land near his farm. In a gesture that speaks eloquently of Kline's relationship with the natural world, he scratched the animal gently with his walking stick, and the sleeping creature arched its back with pleasure at the attention.
Like its title, this collection of essays on nature, farming, animals, insects, and other topics bespeaks the gentle demeanor and appreciation for nature that shape the author's descriptions of the world around him. Whether sharing his fondness for watching clouds while he rests...
David Kline came upon a sleeping woodchuck one summer day as he walked the land near his farm. In a gesture that speaks eloquently of Kline's relat...
To the 21st century corporation, intellectual assets have become the most financially valuable resources. In their groundbreaking Intellectual Asset Strategy Initiative, Kline, Davis and Crawford present a new model for business growth that updates Michael Porter's value chain beyond material resources. These "intangible advantages," which comprise about 70% of the market value of all public companies, are for the first time treated in an equation that determines the economic value of customer problems and creates an infallible recipe for business growth.
The authors' past...
To the 21st century corporation, intellectual assets have become the most financially valuable resources. In their groundbreaking Intellectual Asse...
