The Power of Unfair Advantage

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1. mindcrimeApr 2011
   What I've read recently (and recommend):

   1. The Four Steps to the Epiphany - Steve "@sgblank" Blank

   2. Built To Last - Jim Collins

   3. (re-read) Crossing the Chasm - Geoffrey Moore

   4. Positioning - Al Ries & Jack Trout

   5. Differentiate or Die - Jack Trout with Steve Rivkin

   6. The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing - Al Ries & Jack Trout

   Reading Now:

   1. Repositioning - Jack Trout with Steve Rivkin

   2. Enterprise 2.0 - Andrew McAfee

   Queued Up to Read:

   1. Create Marketplace Disruption - Adam Hartung

   2. Seeing What's Next - Clayton Christensen, Scott Anthony & Erik Roth

   3. The Ultimate Marketing Plan - Dan S. Kennedy

   4. Rethink, Reinvent, Reposition - Leo Hopf & William Welter

   5. Only The Paranoid Survive - Andy Grove

   6. Blue Ocean Strategy - W. Chan Kim & Renee Mauborgne

   7. The Power of Unfair Advantage - John L. Nesheim

   8. Product Lifecycle Management - Michael Grieves

   9. Marketing High Technology - William Davidow

   10. Open Innovation - Henry Chesbrough

   11. Product Strategy for High-Technology Companies - Michael McGrath

   12. Living on the Fault Line - Geoffrey Moore

   13. Inside the Tornado - Geoffrey Moore

   14. The Chasm Companion - Paul Wiefels

   15. Getting to Plan B - John Mullins & Randy Komisar

   16. Business Model Generation - Alexander Osterwalder & Yves Pigneur

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2. ablutopMay 2010
   I would recommend: The power of unfair advantage ( John Nesheim).

   Note: Founders at work is available online (pdf)

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3. fusionmanSep 2008
   For startups,

   -Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki -Blue Ocean Strategy -High Tech Startup by John Nesheim -The Power of Unfair Advantage by John Nesheim -Crossing the Chasm

   These are all helpful for startups.

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4. fusionmanSep 2008
   You can see my comment below for a short list. Art of the Start is a great place to begin. It covers everything with a very pragmatic approach and is very easy to read. "The Power of Unfair Advantage" is a great book that I don't often hear people talking about. I just don't think it's that well known. I highly recommend it.
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