Books for MBAs & MBAs interested in Technology

Discover the best books for MBAs interested in technology, from Michael Wolff's *Burn Rate* to *Liar's Poker* and *The Goal—essential reads on tech, finance, and business strategy.

Year One Cover
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Year One

 

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Snapshots from Hell Cover
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Snapshots from Hell

 

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The goal Cover
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The goal

 

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Competing On Internet Time Cover
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Competing On Internet Time

 

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Crossing the chasm Cover
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Crossing the chasm

 

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Jack Cover
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Jack

 

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Competitive Strategy Cover
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Competitive Strategy

 

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Only the paranoid survive Cover
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Only the paranoid survive

 

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Innovator's dilemma Cover
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Innovator's dilemma

 

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eBoys

 

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The nudist on the late shift Cover
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The nudist on the late shift

 

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Liar's poker Cover
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Liar's poker

 

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Monkey Business Cover
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Monkey Business

 

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Being digital Cover
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Being digital

 

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Built to last Cover
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Built to last

 

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Startup Cover
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Startup

 

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The Difference Between God and Larry Ellison Cover
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The Difference Between God and Larry Ellison

 

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The Billion Dollar Molecule Cover
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The Billion Dollar Molecule

 

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Inside Intel Cover
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Inside Intel

 

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Burn Rate

by Michael Wolff

Michael Wolff's wickedly funny chronicle of his rags-to-riches-to-rags adventure as a fledgling Internet entrepreneur exposes an industry powered by hype, celebrity, and billions of investment dollars -- and notably devoid of profit-making enterprises. As he describes his efforts to control his company's burn rate -- the amount of money the company consumes in excess of its income -- Wolff offers a no-holds-barred portrait of unaccountable successes and major disasters, including the story behind Wired magazine and its fanatical founder, Louis Rossetto; the rise of America Online, perhaps the most dysfunctional successful company in history, and the humiliating inability of people such as Bill Gates to untangle the intricacies of the Web.
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Selling the dream

 

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Business Week Guide to The Best Business Schools

 

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Piloting Palm Cover
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Piloting Palm

 

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