Books represent so many things about life from place to season and adventure to wonder. They also enable us to think deeply about the course of our lives and the information we want to share with friends and colleagues. They also prepare us to make a positive difference in the live of our families and friends by sharing insights and learning that we would have missed with them. — Ray Newkirk

Achieving Exceptional Performance

Vol 1: Achieving Exceptional Performance in Knowledge Management

Vol 2: Achieving Exceptional Performance Using AIS™ for Rapid Problem Solving

Vol 3: Fundamentals of High-Impact Leadership

Vol 4: Moving From Beliefs & Values to Character

Vol 5: Becoming a Top Performer - The UlThule™ Way Beyond Peak Performance Part 1

Vol 6: Surpassing Peak Performance

Vol 7: Achieving Better Execution with Teams

Vol 8: Assisting My Organization with Achieving Exceptional Performance

Vol 9: Mastering the UlThule™ Way Beyond Peak Performance

Vol 10: Avoiding the Experience Trap

Vol 11:  Beyond Peak Performance

Vol 12: Understanding the American Management Style

Vol 13: Assisting My Organization with Achieving Exceptional Performance Part 2

Vol 14: Assisting My Organization with Achieving Exceptional Performance Part 3

Vol 15: Assisting My Organization with Achieving Exceptional Performance Part 4

Vol 16: Mastering the Strategies for Effective Request for Proposal (RFP) Development

Vol 17: Becoming Proficient with the Proposal Process

Vol 18: Better Understanding the NPD Process

Vol 19: Building a Model for an Executive Agenda Process

Vol 20: Building a Model of a Detailed Project Initiation Plan of Action

Vol 21: Building a Model of a Moderately Detailed Plan of Action

Vol 22: Building a Model of the Charter for a Quality Assurance Organization

Vol 23: Building an Executive Calendar for Post Program Monitoring

Vol 24: Building a Model of the Request for Proposal: Section Four

Vol 25: Defining the Work Breakdown Structure of Requirements Analysis

Vol 26: Describing a New Product

Vol 27: Describing Configuration Management

Vol 28: Describing Models of the New Product Development Process

Vol 29: Describing Requirements Analysis and the Capability Maturity Model

Vol 30: Describing the Charter as a Mechanism for Formalizing Values and Beliefs

Vol 31: Describing the Charter

Vol 32: Describing the Foundation of the Proposal Process

Vol 33: Describing the Relationship of the Charter to the Strategic Mission

Vol 34: Describing the Relationship of the Charter to the Team

Vol 35: Describing the Requirements of Problem Management as a System

Vol 36: Describing the Systems Management Environment of Requirements Analysis

Vol 37: Designing the Deep Technology Decision Support System

Vol 38: Designing the Deep Technology Decision Support System Proposal

Vol 39: Designing the New Product Development Environment

Vol 40: Managing the New Product Development Guidance Support System

Vol 41: Designing the Proposal Process

Vol 42: Designing the Request-for-Proposal Process as a Human Activity System

Vol 43: Solving the Success Formula of RFP Development

Vol 44: Determining the Kind of Problems Configuration Management Solves

Vol 45: Determining Whether a Special Program on Configuration Management is Necessary

Vol 46: Developing the Kick-Off Agenda Meeting

Vol 47: Employing a Project Initiation Methodology to Establish the Executive Agenda

Vol 48: Exploring Operations Analysis

Vol 49: Exploring the Environment of Operations Analysis

Vol 50: Mastering the Activities of the Proposal Process

Vol 51: Identifying the Change Control and Product Baselines

Vol 52: Identifying the Core Activities of RFP Development

Vol 53: Identifying the Deep Technology Decision Support System Audience

Vol 54: Successfully Applying the RFP Series at Work

Vol 55: Building a Model of the Request for Proposal: Section One

Vol 56: Building a Model of the Request for Proposal: Section Two

Vol 57: Building a Model of the Request for Proposal: Section Three

Vol 58: Building a Model of the Request for Proposal: Section Five

Vol 59: Commencing Requirements Analysis

Vol 60: Summarizing the Project Planning Process

Vol 61: Telling the Difference between the Types of Requests

Vol 62: Unifying New Product Development with Forecasting and Scenario Setting

Vol 63: Using the Project Initiation Methodology to Establish the Executive Agenda

Vol 64: Using the Project Plan as a Framework for Clarifying the Organization of a Project

Vol 65: Defining the Scope of Our Insider Threat Prevention Program

Vol 66: Attaining Personal Proficiency in the Proposal Process

Vol 67: Describing the Components of the Systems Environment

Vol 68: Describing the Human Activity Systems Environment

Vol 69: Managing the Scarcity of Attention

Vol 70: Designing Potent Mental Models to Accelerate Business Value Realization

Vol 71: Mastering My Organization through Focus

“You can tell the difference between those who value books and those who do not. You can tell the difference between those who value books and those who read them. You can tell the difference between those who read books and those who read books that contribute to the development of the mind. You can tell the difference between those who read books that contribute to the development of the mind and those who read books that contribute to the development of the heart. What’s in your book?”

— Ray Newkirk

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