Phil Simon je uznávaný technologický autor a řečník, který se zaměřuje na témata jako analytika, komunikace, strategie a data. Svými přednáškami a psaním pomáhá organizacím porozumět a využít moderní technologie. Jeho práce, často publikovaná v předních médiích, nabízí praktické pohledy na efektivní využití nástrojů v dnešním propojeném světě.
Toto dílo je v nejednom ohledu neobvyklé. Jeho autor, který působil před druhou světovou válkou čtyřicet osm let jako rabín židovské obce v holandském Haarlemu, je nejprve vydával na pokračování v nežidovských novinách. Už to svědčí o neobvyklém liberalismu čtenářů i autora samého. V... číst celé
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