Creamer lawrence (13 risultati)

Trade paperback. Condizione: Very good. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 224 p. Audience: General/trade. crisp, clean and tight, light shelf wear.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 1st Edition. Lawrence Ritter retells the legend of twenty-two immortal ballparks, including seven history-laden minor league stadiums-including Wrigley Field (Los Angeles), Nicollet Park (Minneapolis), Gilmore Field (Hollywood), and Offermann Stadium (Buffalo). Has 210 pages, hundreds of black and white and color photos plus Ritter offers fascinating lore about each of these majestic temples. Both the non price clipped Dust Jacket and the book are in very good condition. I have 70 books on Ballparks, more than 220 items on the History of Baseball, and over 2,400 Baseball Publications in stock. Discounts available when you purchase multiple items on the same order. …

Oversized Hardcover. Condizione: Good.

Softcover. Condizione: Very good condition. 341 - 490 pp. Volume 51, Number 3 (October 1994). Softcover.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 1st Edition. Near fine with very good, price clipped dust jacket. Dust jacket is lightly faded on spine and is bumped along top and bottom edges with a 1/2 inch tear at bottom corner of front panel. Gift inscription at top corner of half title page. 210 pages.…

First edition A vintage celebration. Fine and bright tall glossy stiff wraps with strong spine and clean text throughout. Terrific photographs of baseball fields and the players that played in them. Deep informative text.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Condizione: Brand New. New. US edition. Expediting shipping for all USA and Europe orders excluding PO Box. Excellent Customer Service.

Hard Covers in Slipcase. Condizione: Fine. Books and slipcase in excellent condition. Paper on rear of slipcase is lightly peeling/warping at top edge. Books are both autographed by authors. Signed by Author(s).

Paperback. Condizione: New. The discipline of knowledge management (KM) continues to evolve along with our ability to record larger and more varied kinds of information than ever before. Since its inception in the 1990s, it has passed through several stages, quickly becoming a credible field, and now an integral part of major businesses worldwide. Now, many have started to argue that KM is undergoing resurgence, possibly even transforming into KM 3.0, thanks to developments in artificial intelligence (AI). And, while AI has been around for many years, it has become a buzzword in the industry as questions loom over what it could mean for the labor market of the future. Adoption has been relatively slow in the legal profession, owing in part to its conservative nature, individual-focused training and no real incentive to overhaul the hourly billing model1. When in-house legal teams can exceed 1,000 people, sharing and reusing knowledge can easily become inefficient, with counsel often needlessly paying for the same research twice. Global intelligence software leader Comintelli estimates that $8.5 billion per year is lost between Fortune 500 companies alone on poor KM2, up from $31.5 billion in 20043, suggesting a recent rise in the number of firms embracing the concept. Despite this, there are still challenges posed to the legal world, and sharing insight is more vital than ever, not only within companies but between them. Innovations in Legal KM explores the endeavors of various legal firms - the problems they have faced, and the solutions they have developed - to improve their KM processes, and, ultimately, their bottom line.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. The discipline of knowledge management (KM) continues to evolve along with our ability to record larger and more varied kinds of information than ever before. Since its inception in the 1990s, it has passed through several stages, quickly becoming a credible field, and now an integral part of major businesses worldwide. Now, many have started to argue that KM is undergoing resurgence, possibly even transforming into KM 3.0, thanks to developments in artificial intelligence (AI). And, while AI has been around for many years, it has become a buzzword in the industry as questions loom over what it could mean for the labor market of the future. Adoption has been relatively slow in the legal profession, owing in part to its conservative nature, individual-focused training and no real incentive to overhaul the hourly billing model1. When in-house legal teams can exceed 1,000 people, sharing and reusing knowledge can easily become inefficient, with counsel often needlessly paying for the same research twice. Global intelligence software leader Comintelli estimates that $8.5 billion per year is lost between Fortune 500 companies alone on poor KM2, up from $31.5 billion in 20043, suggesting a recent rise in the number of firms embracing the concept. Despite this, there are still challenges posed to the legal world, and sharing insight is more vital than ever, not only within companies but between them. Innovations in Legal KM explores the endeavors of various legal firms - the problems they have faced, and the solutions they have developed - to improve their KM processes, and, ultimately, their bottom line.…

reprint. 8vo. 443, 300pp. Signed by the authors. From the publisher's "Autographed Sports. Classics" series. Orig. copyright date for Ritter is 1966. Fine in a near fine slipcase, no djs as issued.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Two volumes, both reissued in the Sports Classic series, and each with a new introduction by Jerome Holtzman. Fine in red and blue leather patterned cloth, as issued. Each volume is Signed by its respective author. Although issued separately, these are housed together in a sympathetic custom slipcase commissioned by the New York Yankees, and has their interlocked "NY" logo on either side of the slipcase. Accompanied by a Christmas card from the Yankees, with the original envelope. All are fine, except the envelope which has tape shadows where the Yankees affixed the envelope on the package, effectively using the envelope as a mailing label. The Yankees issued these as Christmas gifts to the local newspaper "beat writers" who covered the team.…