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The Business of Software

Michael A. Cusumano

2004

Don't spend a dime

James Floyd Kelly

2009

The strategic guide to selling your software company

William H. Venema

2006

Microman

I. B. McIntosh, I. B. McLntosh, I. B. MacIntosh

1998

The Difference Between God and Larry Ellison

Mike Wilson

1997

The impatient optimist

Bill Gates

2012

Practical spreadsheet statistics and curve fitting for scientists and engineers

Louis M. Mezei

1990

Building a successful software business

David Radin

1994

Bill Gates

John F. Wukovits

2000

On-the-job learning in the software industry

Marc Sacks

1994

From Airline Reservations to Sonic the Hedgehog

Martin Campbell-Kelly

2003

Bill and Melinda Gates

Sally Senzell Isaacs

2010

Bill Gates, billionaire computer genius

Joan D. Dickinson

1997

Dead run (Monkeewrench #3)

P. J. Tracy

2005 ★ 4.3

Bill Gates

Adam Woog

1999

Microsoft first generation

Cheryl Tsang

2000

Winners, losers & Microsoft

Stephen E. Margolis, S. J. Liebowitz

1999

Hard drive

James Wallace

1992 ★ 4.6

The Microsoft file

Wendy Goldman Rohm

1998

The international computer software industry

David C. Mowery

1996

Software Industry Accounting

Joseph M. Morris

1993

Selling your IT business

Robert J. Chalfin

2006

Bill Gates

Jeanne M. Lesinski

2009

Gates

Paul Andrews, Stephen Manes

1993

The plot to get Bill Gates

Gary Rivlin

1999

Windows netbooks

James Floyd Kelly

2009

Inside the Minds

Aspatore Books

2002

Softwar

Larry Ellison, Matthew Symonds

2003

Shoot to thrill

P. J. Tracy, P.J. Tracy

2010

New New Thing, The

Michael Lewis

2000

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