First classic book about innovation and entrepreneurship that every entrepreneur should have.

Are you ready to jump into entrepreneurship for the first time? Need a comprehensive book that covers "everything" about entrepreneurship? Then, this is THE book written by THE master of entrepreneurship. Don't hesitate about the price. Get it!

An excellent, very well-researched book that describes the practice of entrepreneurship.

This is THE classic book on business strategy and strategic implementation.

A classic work in political philosophy, intellectual and cultural history, and economics, The Road to Serfdom has inspired and infuriated politicians, scholars, and general readers for half a century.

This book was written in 1982 and it's lessons still hold true today to become a classic.

Sets the groundwork for understanding entrepreneurial capitalism and other cool things about business and the modern world came together.

What a great book about a creative disrupter. If you can find this book, buy it! It is worth the effort tracking it down!

Explores the other fathers of modern business management theory. The portraits in her book “provide a taxonomy of management’s rich multidisciplinary heritage.” She looks at individuals “who profoundly shaped the course of the twentieth century."

Another great business thinker, Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen, released The Innovator’s Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail in 1997. It was one of the most popular books of its time. It still is sound today!

Describes lead users as those who are ahead of the majority of the marketplace. The “lead-user phenomenon” is that lead users are in a unique position to provide accurate, insightful data on needs related to future conditions of the industry, and they are also in a position to benefit significantly if they find a solution to their particular problem.

We created an innovative entrepreneurial marketing class for one of the largest MBA/Marketing programs in the world. After scouring and reviewing all the books out there. We selected this book for the required reading list.

Do you want to know how design, develop, and launch a product? (Quickly!) This is the best book out there. Based on some excellent MIT classes, this is the number one book for combining business and new product design.

Davidow presents the case for marketing through crusaders. Davidow is a general partner with Mohr Davidow Ventures in Menlo Park, California. Before forming this venture capital firm, he was senior vice president of sales and marketing for Intel Corporation and helped lead the renowned Intel 8080 and 8086 processors to their rightful success.

One year after HP was formed in 1947 it had 111 employees and sales of $679,000. Over the next ten years the start-up grew to 1,778 employees and $30 million in sales. By the time co-founder David Packard retired from HP in 1993, it had 96,200 employees and $20.3 billion in sales. Packard make some interesting points related to fast-growth organizations.

A fun book to understand the beginning of the Internet and computer industry related to the Internet.

A great book to understand the basics of how the venture capital industry works.

This might be a tough book to find, but it profiles some of the world's best entrepreneurs by the director of the program. It is well worth the challenge of finding it.

This is one of the books I developed for McGraw-Hill. It gets bundled with all kinds of other cool books. It is used in colleges all over the world.

I am so proud to see my book in hundreds of libraries around world! I am always impressed to see emails from people who have read it!