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===[[Fast-track the I.T Journey - How to move from Supplier to Partner by Alok Ranjan Tripathy]]===
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So, what brought me to this book? As the owner of a small business and a buyer of IT services I should be the senior partner in the relationship with my suppliers, but I've frequently found myself the junior partner and I've regularly been let down by them. I needed to know where I could improve that relationship and, by looking at the situation from the supplier's point of view, what steps I needed to take. Alok Tripathy's book looked as though it might provide help and possibly some of the answers as to how my suppliers could better help me. [[Fast-track the I.T Journey - How to move from Supplier to Partner by Alok Ranjan Tripathy|Full Review]]
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As I [[The Commando Entrepreneur by Damian McKinney|recently wrote]] on Bookbag, I started reading management manuals and self-improvement books at a time when my life was not going so great. Since then, it seems that they have continued to drop into my life just as I need them. I'm sure there's something to the science of "serendipity", which basically means we notice stuff more when it's what we need. [[The Art of Possible by Kate Tojeiro|Full Review]]
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