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  1. 23 Ideas For Your Next SaaS
    23 Ideas For Your Next SaaS
    Ideas of possible SaaS applications with description, ways to implement and monetize, and competitors' research
    K.Rains

    23 ideas for your next SaaS book includes 23 descriptions of possible SaaS apps. We carefully selected ideas, did market research, prepared and packed all the information to give you an understanding of it, and encourage you to investigate it more and start your next great SaaS project.

  2. The SaaS Email Marketing Playbook
    The SaaS Email Marketing Playbook
    Convert Leads, Increase Customer Retention, and Close More Recurring Revenue With Email
    Étienne Garbugli

    The SaaS Email Marketing Playbook contains everything you need to plan, build, and optimize your email marketing program.

  3. How To Build A Great Company: A Journey From An Idea To 100M In Sales
    How To Build A Great Company: A Journey From An Idea To 100M In Sales
    Thorough Veeam Software case study and a detailed company operating manual
    Anton Antich

    Would you like to learn the secrets of building a successful startup in the b2b space from 0 to over 1 billion in sales in under 10 years? In this book, we share all the details of scaling a high-tech business globally based on Veeam Software case study. It is a practical, condensed, and detailed company operating manual.

  4. The Opportunity Lenses
    The Opportunity Lenses
    How to Spot Your Next Big Business Opportunities
    Guerric de Ternay

    The Opportunity Lenses aims to help you identify new opportunities in an ever more complex and ambiguous business environment. Sequel of The Value Mix and complementary to the lean startup and design thinking methods.

  5. CTBook: Managing a tech team

    Are you the kind of person that doesn't know much about technology on dev teams? Are you unable to understand the developers? This book is for you.

  6. Building An Agile Security Program

    You don't need a massive budget or a team of consultants to build a security program that actually works. Building an Agile Security Program gives startup founders and CTOs a step-by-step, NIST-aligned playbook with 300+ prioritized tasks, runnable automation code, and the practitioner voice of someone who's done it a hundred times.

  7. Beyond Blockchain: The Futurist Guide to Innovative Technologies

    This book is meant to take you on a journey of the future. A brief, small book teaching you technologies that go beyond the traditional blockchain. Get introduced to the future today!

  8. Red Yellow Green:  What Color is Your Money?
    Red Yellow Green: What Color is Your Money?
    The survival manual for gig workers and consultants
    Noah Gift and Matt Harrison

    This is the book your boss does NOT want you to read! Learn to escape corporate America. We live in a new era of disruption.  It is possible to start a business with a laptop and an internet connection. As a long time consultant and entrepreneur, I have come up with a framework that works for me. Start plotting your escape today.

  9. A liderança técnica
    A liderança técnica
    Tudo o que você precisa saber sobre a posição de liderança técnica em projetos de software.
    Geison Goes

    Geison começou a escrever software aos 14 anos, mas sua carreira de verdade iniciou no ano de 2004.Em sua jornada foi consultor na ThoughtWorks e atendeu empresas listadas na Fortune 500 e também clientes locais como a Globo.com.Já na Hewlett Packard teve a oportunidade de ajudar a criar e implantar grandes produtos de software.

  10. CTBook
    CTBook
    Gestiona tu equipo tecnológico
    Helmer

    ¿Eres una persona con nulo o poco conocimiento técnico? ¿No entiendes a tus desarrolladores? ¿Vas a llevar a cabo un proyecto tecnológico? Este libro es para ti

  11. Dapp Handbook
    Dapp Handbook
    How to plan and build your blockchain startup
    Benjamin Stanley

    If you want to become an entrepreneur creating Decentralised Apps (Dapps) on blockchain, then this book will take you from creating your idea, execution, pitching and getting investment.

  12. Agile Quest
    Agile Quest
    Simple questions for simple strategies
    Paul I. Pazderski, PhD

    The seven question framework for organizing ideas into comprehensive, deep, yet simple strategies. Each question acts as a prompt for the seven facets/perspectives of your subject matter, which leads to potential follow-up questions that can induce thoughts and discussions of further information that could be provided or researched.

  13. Do Half
    Do Half
    Work Better By Doing Less
    Sarah K Peck

    Trying to cram 63 hours of work into too-short days and miniscule naptimes isn't working. For me, it made me miserable, and sick. I needed a different way to plan my work weeks. This helped—but it required radical simplification. I was tired enough to give it a try.

  14. Field Guide To Small Business

    People ask me all the time what I think the American dream is, and I will always say being your own boss. Everyone wants to work for themselves. Anyone who has ever worked at a job thinks about how great it would be to be the boss. Being the boss is great but it’s not always fun being a business owner has its challenges. I think when people think of being the boss, they think of all the glory that comes with it, making their own hours, not answering to anyone. I am here to tell you that if that’s what you think being self-employed is like, you are dead wrong. Every customer you deal with is your boss; they are spending their hard-earned money for your product or service you have to make them happy so you get their return business.

  15. Field Guide To Small Business

    People ask me all the time what I think the American dream is, and I will always say being your own boss. Everyone wants to work for themselves. Anyone who has ever worked at a job thinks about how great it would be to be the boss. Being the boss is great but it’s not always fun being a business owner has its challenges. I think when people think of being the boss, they think of all the glory that comes with it, making their own hours, not answering to anyone. I am here to tell you that if that’s what you think being self-employed is like, you are dead wrong. Every customer you deal with is your boss; they are spending their hard-earned money for your product or service you have to make them happy so you get their return business.