Recent Book Acquisitions
In a previous post about the new journal titles we've added to the Hill Library collection, I promised a run-down of the new books we've acquired as well. Be sure to click the "More" link for additional titles...
Industry Data
· Who's buying alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages
· Health plan facts, trends, and data.
· Uniform system of financial reporting for spas
· Who's buying information products and services
· World industry & market outlook.
· Computer and Internet use in the United States, 2003
· Top subprime mortgage market players.
· U.S. product & retail outlook.
· Licensing royalty rates.
· Industry benchmarking reports [purchasing]
· North American cement industry annual yearbook.
· This business of artist management
· DMA ... response rate trends report.
· The answer book : answers to your business questions from "Just ask Jim" [for quilt / fabric shops]
· Reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions : how much at what cost? : U.S. Greenhouse Gas Abatement Mapping Initiative executive report
· Guerrilla music marketing handbook : 201 self-promotion ideas for songwriters, musicians, and bands on a budget
· Household spending : who spends how much on what
International interest
· Can China's growth trajectory be sustained?
· China's productivity boom : the contribution of restructuring to growth and competitiveness
· The China business review
Small biz / startup
· How she does it : how women entrepreneurs are changing the rules of business success
· Smart women and small business : how to make the leap from corporate careers to the right small enterprise
· Start your own bed & breakfast : your step-by-step guide to success
· Start your own event planning business : your step-by-step guide to success
· Start your own medical claims billing service : your step-by-step guide to success
· Start your own personal training business : your step-by-step guide to success
· Start & run a coffee bar
· Alpha dogs : how your small business can become a leader of the pack
· An introduction to franchising
· The best secrets of great small businesses : creative, innovative, and cost-saving ideas from great business minds
· The entrepreneur's guide to business law
· The entrepreneur's strategy guide : ten keys for achieving marketplace leadership and operational excellence
Marketing/sales
· Lifestyle market segmentation
· The new influencers : a marketer's guide to the new social media
· David vs. Goliath : guerilla media buying for small business : a new way to win!
· Lies start-ups tell themselves to avoid marketing : a no bullsh*t guide for Ph.D.s, lab rats, suits and entrepreneurs
· Soar despite your dodo sales manager
· The road warrior's guide to sales management : taking the stress out of managing salespeople
· Ultimate small business marketing guide : 1500 great marketing tricks that will drive your business through the roof
· Designing and conducting survey research : a comprehensive guide
Nonprofits
· All nonprofit organizations. Large organizations ($10,000,000-$1,000,000,000).
· All nonprofit organizations. Small organizations ($100,000-$10,000,000).
· Financial and accounting guide for not-for-profit organizations
· Nonprofit essentials : the capital campaign
Minnesota
· How to start a business in Minnesota
· Minnesota, 2000. Population and housing unit counts : 2000 census of population and housing.
· National compensation survey. Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN-WI, May 2002
· Minnesota health care in perspective.
Management
· Finding the right balance : the risks and rewards of third party ethics programs
· Gray skies, silver linings : how companies are forecasting, managing, and recruiting a mature workforce
· Reputation risk : a corporate governance perspective
· The upside : the 7 strategies for turning big threats into growth breakthroughs
· Employee benefits : a primer for human resource professionals
· New graduates' workforce readiness : the mid-market perspective
· Public sector benefits & compensation survey.
· Strategy : create and implement the best strategy for your business.
Comments
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If I don't live in the St. Paul area, how can I get access to the neat new books in your library?
# Posted By Pedro
| 4/22/08 11:53 AM
It's a good question, Pedro, though not one with an easy answer. Your best option is to check with a local library in your area, either a public library or a library affiliated with a university or academic institution. If a title is not available at a library in your area, you may be able to request that it be sent to you via an interlibrary loan. My recommendation is to do exactly what you've just done --- ask a librarian.
# Posted By Allen
| 4/23/08 4:24 PM
Thanks for the information & recommendations! Could a person also access some materials through the Hill Library's document delivery service?
# Posted By Pedro
| 4/24/08 5:19 PM
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