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Technology

Technology is at the heart of modern transformation, shaping how we work, communicate, and solve problems. This category explores the evolving digital landscape, from the latest advancements to their impact on society and business. Whether it’s groundbreaking innovations, the rise of artificial intelligence, or the way data is revolutionizing decision-making, these books provide insights into the forces driving the future. Perfect for professionals, enthusiasts, and anyone eager to stay ahead, this collection helps you navigate and understand the ever-changing world of technology.

Emerging Technologies Software Development Technology and Society Data and Analytics Artificial Intelligence

The best Technology books by topic

Emerging Technologies

Book cover 21st Century Investing
Steven Lydenberg, William Burckart
Redirecting Financial Strategies to Drive Systems Change
25 min
Who should read 21st Century Investing?
This book is ideal for investors, financial professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the modern investment landscape. It is particularly beneficial for those looking to adapt their investment strategies to align with technological advancements and changing societal values. Additionally, it serves as a valuable resource for students and academics studying finance, economics, and sustainable investing.
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Book cover Quantum Supremacy
Michio Kaku
How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything
23 min
Who should read Quantum Supremacy?
This book is ideal for a diverse audience, including technology enthusiasts, students, researchers, and professionals in the fields of computer science, physics, and engineering. It is also suitable for business leaders and policymakers interested in understanding the implications of quantum computing on industry and society. Anyone curious about the future of technology and its potential to revolutionize various sectors will find valuable insights in this book.
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Book cover Scaling the Smart City
Nicole Gardner
The Design and Ethics of Urban Technology
24 min
Who should read Scaling the Smart City?
This book is ideal for urban planners, policymakers, technology developers, and anyone interested in the future of cities. It serves as a guide for those looking to understand the intricacies of smart city development and the importance of integrating technology with urban planning. Additionally, it is beneficial for students and academics in fields related to urban studies, public administration, and environmental sustainability.
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Book cover Flash Boys
Michael Lewis
A Wall Street Revolt
21 min
Who should read Flash Boys?
This book is ideal for anyone interested in finance, trading, or the ethical implications of technology in the financial markets. It is particularly relevant for investors, traders, financial professionals, and students studying economics or finance. Additionally, those concerned about market fairness and transparency will find value in the insights presented in this book.
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Book cover The Code Book
Simon Singh
The Science of Secrecy from Ancient Egypt to Quantum Cryptography
24 min
Who should read The Code Book?
This book is ideal for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, mathematics, and history. It appeals to readers who want to understand the significance of cryptography in contemporary society, including students, professionals in the tech industry, and general readers with a curiosity about how information security works. Additionally, those interested in ethical considerations surrounding technology will find valuable insights in the discussions presented in the book.
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Software Development

Book cover The Cathedral & the Bazaar
Eric S. Raymond
Musings on Linux and Open Source by an Accidental Revolutionary
23 min
Who should read The Cathedral & the Bazaar?
This book is recommended for software developers, project managers, technology enthusiasts, and anyone interested in understanding the principles of open-source development. It is particularly valuable for those involved in collaborative projects or looking to engage with the open-source community. Additionally, business leaders and decision-makers in the tech industry can benefit from the insights on innovation, community building, and adaptive practices presented in the book.
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Book cover The Mythical Man-Month
Frederick P. Brooks (Jr.)
Essays on Software Engineering
23 min
Who should read The Mythical Man-Month?
The Mythical Man-Month is essential reading for software engineers, project managers, and anyone involved in software development. It is particularly valuable for those who are new to the field, as it provides foundational knowledge about the complexities of managing software projects. Additionally, seasoned professionals can benefit from Brooks's insights, as they offer a framework for understanding common pitfalls and best practices in project management. The book is also relevant for organizational leaders and stakeholders who want to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by software teams and the importance of realistic planning and communication.
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Book cover Security Engineering
Ross J. Anderson
A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems
25 min
Who should read Security Engineering?
This book is essential for security professionals, software developers, system architects, and IT managers who are involved in the design, implementation, and management of secure systems. It is also valuable for students and academics in the fields of cybersecurity and information technology, as well as anyone interested in understanding the principles of security engineering.
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Book cover Design Patterns
Craig Larman
An Introduction to Object-oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development
24 min
Who should read Design Patterns?
This book is ideal for software developers, engineers, and architects who are looking to deepen their understanding of object-oriented design. It is particularly beneficial for those who are involved in software architecture and design, as well as those who wish to improve their coding practices. Additionally, educators and students in computer science or software engineering programs will find this book invaluable as it lays the foundation for understanding design principles that are crucial in the industry.
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Book cover Scrum
J.J. Sutherland, Jeff Sutherland
The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time
24 min
Who should read Scrum?
This book is ideal for project managers, team leaders, software developers, product owners, and anyone involved in product development or project management. It is particularly useful for those seeking to adopt or improve their understanding of agile methodologies and Scrum practices. Additionally, organizational leaders looking to foster a culture of agility and continuous improvement will find valuable insights in this book.
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Technology and Society

Book cover The Reality Game
Samuel Woolley
A gripping investigation into deepfake videos, the next wave of fake news and what it means for democracy
23 min
Who should read The Reality Game?
This book is ideal for technology enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the profound impact of technology on society and individual perception. It is particularly relevant for those working in fields related to digital marketing, social media, and user experience design, as well as policymakers and ethicists concerned with the implications of technology on human behavior.
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Book cover Modern Friendship
Anna Goldfarb
How to Nurture Our Most Valued Connections
21 min
Who should read Modern Friendship?
This book is ideal for individuals seeking to understand the dynamics of modern friendships, particularly in the context of technology and changing life circumstances. It is suitable for anyone who values personal relationships and wants to cultivate deeper connections with others. Additionally, it may appeal to professionals interested in fostering workplace camaraderie and those navigating significant life transitions.
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Book cover The Square and the Tower
Niall Ferguson
Networks and Power, from the Freemasons to Facebook
23 min
Who should read The Square and the Tower?
This book is ideal for readers interested in history, sociology, political science, and technology. It appeals to those who wish to understand the underlying structures that shape societal dynamics and the impact of networks and hierarchies on social change. Professionals in fields such as business, politics, and social activism will find valuable insights into how to leverage networks for influence and change. Additionally, anyone curious about the role of technology in shaping human connections and societal structures will benefit from Ferguson's analysis.
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Book cover Reading the Comments
Joseph Michael Reagle
Likers, Haters, and Manipulators at the Bottom of the Web
22 min
Who should read Reading the Comments?
This book is ideal for marketers, business leaders, social media managers, and anyone interested in the impact of online discourse on society. It is also valuable for academics studying communication, psychology, and sociology, as well as individuals seeking to understand the nuances of digital interactions.
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Book cover The Big Disconnect
Micah L. Sifry
Why The Internet Hasn't Transformed Politics (Yet)
23 min
Who should read The Big Disconnect?
This book is ideal for individuals interested in understanding the complexities of technology's impact on society, mental health, and relationships. It is particularly relevant for educators, parents, mental health professionals, and policymakers who are looking to navigate the challenges of the digital age. Additionally, anyone seeking to cultivate a healthier relationship with technology will find valuable insights and practical advice in this book.
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Data and Analytics

Book cover Small Data
Martin Lindstrom
19 min
Who should read Small Data?
This book is ideal for entrepreneurs, marketers, product developers, and anyone interested in understanding consumer behavior at a deeper level. It is particularly valuable for those who work in industries where personal connections and emotional engagement with customers are crucial for success. Additionally, business leaders looking to foster a culture of innovation and empathy within their organizations will find the insights in this book beneficial.
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Book cover Paid Attention
Faris Yakob
Innovative Advertising for a Digital World
23 min
Who should read Paid Attention?
This book is ideal for entrepreneurs, marketers, product developers, and anyone involved in creating content or products that rely on consumer engagement. It is also beneficial for business leaders looking to understand the dynamics of the attention economy and how to ethically navigate this landscape.
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Book cover How to Listen When Markets Speak
James Robinson, Lawrence McDonald
Risks, Myths and Investment Opportunities in a Radically Reshaped Economy
23 min
Who should read How to Listen When Markets Speak?
This book is ideal for entrepreneurs, business leaders, marketers, product managers, and anyone involved in strategic decision-making within an organization. It provides practical insights and frameworks that can be applied across various industries, making it a valuable resource for those looking to improve their market listening capabilities.
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Book cover The Art of SEO
Eric Enge, Jessie Stricchiola, Rand Fishkin, Stephan Spencer
Mastering Search Engine Optimization
24 min
Who should read The Art of SEO?
This book is ideal for digital marketers, SEO professionals, web developers, business owners, and anyone interested in improving their website's visibility in search engines. It is suitable for both beginners looking to understand the basics of SEO and experienced practitioners seeking to refine their strategies.
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Book cover Analysis Without Paralysis
Babette E. Bensoussan, Craig S. Fleisher
12 Tools to Make Better Strategic Decisions
23 min
Who should read Analysis Without Paralysis?
This book is ideal for professionals involved in data analysis, decision-making, and organizational strategy. It is particularly beneficial for analysts, managers, and executives who seek to enhance their analytical skills and improve data-driven decision-making processes. Additionally, teams looking to foster a collaborative environment and streamline their analytical efforts will find valuable insights within its pages.
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Artificial Intelligence

Book cover Buyology
Martin Lindstrom
Verdades y mentiras de por qué compramos
22 min
Who should read Buyology?
This book is ideal for marketers, business professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in consumer psychology. It provides valuable insights for those looking to enhance their marketing strategies, improve brand loyalty, and understand the subconscious factors that influence purchasing decisions.
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Book cover The AI Economy
ROGER BOOTLE LTD, Roger Bootle
Work, Wealth and Welfare in the Robot Age
24 min
Who should read The AI Economy?
This book is ideal for business leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the implications of AI on the economy and society. It is particularly relevant for those involved in technology, innovation, and workforce development, as well as educators and students in related fields.
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Book cover AI Snake Oil
Arvind Narayanan, Sayash Kapoor
What Artificial Intelligence Can Do, What It Can’t, and How to Tell the Difference
21 min
Who should read AI Snake Oil?
This book is ideal for technology enthusiasts, business leaders, policymakers, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the implications of AI in society. It is particularly useful for professionals involved in AI strategy, implementation, and ethics, as well as those seeking to navigate the evolving landscape of work in an AI-driven world.
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Book cover Scaling the Smart City
Nicole Gardner
The Design and Ethics of Urban Technology
24 min
Who should read Scaling the Smart City?
This book is ideal for urban planners, policymakers, technology developers, and anyone interested in the future of cities. It serves as a guide for those looking to understand the intricacies of smart city development and the importance of integrating technology with urban planning. Additionally, it is beneficial for students and academics in fields related to urban studies, public administration, and environmental sustainability.
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Book cover Generative AI For Business Leaders
I. Almeida
3 Book Collection
25 min
Who should read Generative AI For Business Leaders?
This book is aimed at business leaders, executives, managers, and decision-makers who are looking to understand and leverage generative AI to drive innovation and improve operational efficiency within their organizations. It is also beneficial for professionals in technology, data science, and product development who want to explore the implications of generative AI in their fields.
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