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The Ultimate Game of Strategy: Establishing a Personal Niche in the World of E-Business
by Peter Small

Harlow: Pearson Education Ltd., 2001

Read the cover notes
PART 1 - BACKGROUND TO GAME THEORY
Chapter 1 - Starting With the Basics
Chapter 2 - Through the Looking Glass
Chapter 3 - Choosing in Conditions of Uncertainty
PART 2 - DEALING WITH COMPLEXITY AND INFORMATION OVERLOAD
Chapter 4 - Should a Single Great Business Idea Head an E-Business Venture
Chapter 5 - The Problem of Knowledge Gaps
Chapter 6 - Understanding and Coping with Knowledge Gaps
PART 3 - WHEN THE MANAGED TEAM DOESN'T WORK
Chapter 7 - A Cooperative Team Versus a Collaborative Team
Chapter 8 - The Enigmatic Nature of Creativity and Success
Chapter 9 - A Collaborative Environment
Chapter 10 - Different Interpretations of Collaboration
PART 4 - CREATING A GROUP OF CONTACTS
Chapter 11 - Introducing the Genetic Algorithm
Chapter 12 - A Question of Trust
Chapter 13 - Creating a Community Trust
PART 4 - COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES
Chapter 14 - The Information Ecosystem
Chapter 15 - Communication Strategy
PART 5 - BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER
Chapter 16 - The Cafe -- A Case Study
Chapter 17 - Customers As Product Designers
 
   
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