May Reading List

• Herodotus - The Histories (Still at it),
• Marcus-Aurelius - The Meditations (second or third reading, still good and inspirational)
• Marketing Channels - Coughlan, Anne; Anderson, Erin; Stern, Louis W.
  
• Engaging Learning: Designing e-Learning Simulation Games - Clark N. Quinn
  

Some More Books I'm Reading

Here's what I'm reading these days in case anybody out there wonders ---

- Herodotus - The Histories --- good storyteller, not much of an historian/he really likes Pericles... Persians not so much....

- Aldrich -Simulations and the Future of Learning: An Innovative (and Perhaps Revolutionary) Approach to e-Learning ---- a classic or so i've heard

- Anderson - Outsourcing the Sales Function: The Real Cost of Field Sales --- some more arguments in favor of sales outsourcing, which is part of my business model

April Reading List

Here's what can be found on my homeoffice's desk at any given hour of the day/night. Hope to finish everything soon:

- Fundamentals of Project Management (James P. Lewis): a great little book to help you refresh those pesky project management concepts and all. If you're right-brained like me, it's of invaluable use.

- Penseurs grecs avant Socrate (Voilquin): a primer on presocratic philosophers, thoughts, warts, and all. A little bit on the dry side but very interesting if you are fascinated by metaphysics.

-The Business of Software : What Every Manager, Programmer, and Entrepreneur Must Know to Thrive and Survive in Good Times and Bad (Michael A. Cusumano): especially interesting for its chapter on the product/services mix.