Salesforce End-to-End Implementation Handbook, Kristian Margaryan Jørgensen

A long time the <packt> publishing offered all of their books for really good price. I bought them all but didn’t really have time to read them for a long time, but finally I started one by one. The End-to-End implementation somehow made it on top of the list and I really enjoyed the book. Kristian has really similar approachRead More…

Punkové podnikání, James Watt

aneb Proti všem pravidlům Tahle kniha na mém seznamu k přečtení byla dlouho, bohužel už ani nevím, kdo ji tehdy doporučil. Hezky odsýpá, kapitolu na stránku či dvě, každá popisuje jak to dělali oni, když zakládali BrewDog. A tady pár odrážek, které mě z knížky zaujaly: Užil jsem si ji a ty můžeš také – nakladatelství 65. pole nebo v angličtiněRead More…

Limitless, Ajaz Ahmed

Summer time, what easy book can I read while getting some tan? Limitless looked pretty interesting and indeed it was a good choice. I like reading about interesting people and how they achieved what they achieved and Ajaz summarized a lot of such stories in his book. A few interesting notes I took: I really enjoyed reading all those stories from completelyRead More…

Salesforce Data Cloud Architect’s Handbook, Eliot Harper

Data Cloud is here and it looks like it won’t go away. But how can we, as an architects, embed it into our solutions? Why and for what purposes? One way how to find out is Trailhead and potentially the Data Cloud certification, which will give you one side of the view, the ultimate SalesforceRead More…

Good to Great, Jim Collins

I had this book on my to-read list for too long, obviously when I spot it in our book shelf I grabbed it and read over the vacation. Now just digest what I read because it looks too simple. It is also probably the first book where I feel it is enough to read just the summaries at the endRead More…