Böcker av Stephen Wood

"Success Know How" aims to give those starting out in their careers those extra hints and tips which have proven themselves time and again in business, as well as in technical and non-technical environments.The book shares many of the hidden key lessons from the work of work which are otherwise hidden from those starting out."Success Know How" is ideally suited to those who are serious about their careers and getting on in life.University and Professional Careers Advisers, Company Recruitment Managers and those individuals who are always being asked their views on career advice will find this book easy to digest and easy to recommend to those new, recent graduates and mature individuals who are keen on self-development.

Running a business is immensely difficult. There are so many factors that drive whether you are successful or not. "Tell Us Where It Hurts" looks at a wide range of factors which we as business consultants have seen in our clients' businesses. We look at 52 manufacturing and service companies which came to us for help. They had sales ranging from nothing as pre-start-ups, through to sales of tens of millions and on up to $200m. The book brings together the three common challenge areas of business Strategy - Marketing - Performance and blends them with the seven Growth Capability Elements. The findings show the types of problems that companies struggle with and investigates whether there are any common themes which our clients struggle with. The answer is yes... but it varies... a lot. "Tell Us Where It Hurts" is a useful read for those in business who would like to learn whether their "tricky situation is normal" and provides some thoughts as to what the business leader can do about it.

If you need to accelerate sales - then this book is for you. It's much easier to make a sale if what you offer is seen to be special and adds huge value to the customer. This book sets selling where is should be - as part of a wider strategic framework aimed at maximising your chances of success. The "The Money Tree" techniques will help you to learn how to build sales capability and generate ongoing business.

"Dominating Your Niche" is a practical guide to generating significant growth for SME business. Niche markets offer the best opportunities for SMEs but only those who lead and dominate their niche are able to generate strong financial returns. Building a business by dominating your niche market, puts you in a position of strength and for those that get it right, can be very lucrative.

At 07:30 on 1 July 1916, the men of the 15th Battalion, The Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire Regiment), better known as the Leeds Pals, left their positions in a series of copses named after the Gospels and advanced towards the village of Serre, near Bapaume, in the Somme Valley, only to be met by heavy German machine gun fire, suffering over 500 casualties in a few minutes. Recruited from volunteers in the heady days of September 1914 following Lord Kitchener's call to arms and trained at Colsterdale in the Yorkshire Dales, the battalion was initially deployed to Egypt to defend the Suez Canal before being sent to France in March 1916 to join the build-up for the Battle of the Somme as part of 31st Division along with other famous Pals Battalions from Yorkshire and Lancashire. In this book, Stephen Wood tells the story of the Leeds Pals.

If you are involved in designing, building, selling or regulating UWB devices, this concise and practical guide to UWB technology, standards, regulation, and intellectual property issues will quickly bring you up-to-speed. Packed with practical insights, implementation guidelines, and application examples, Essentials of UWB is a must-have resource for wireless professionals working in the field. Written by key figures in the development of UWB, the book describes UWB technology, and evaluates its suitability for applications in communications, radar, and imaging. UWB radios, protocols and implementation are covered, and a thorough account of UWB industry organization completes the picture. This is an invaluable guide for engineers involved in UWB device design, as well as for product marketing managers, sales support engineers and technical managers. It will also appeal to engineers with a deeper technical understanding of UWB who want to gain knowledge of the broader environment and future evolutionary expectations.