The CEO's Digital Survival Guide - A Practical Handbook to Navigating the Future

Nathan Whittacre

Summary

Nathan Whittacre has seen it all! Through his many years of creating systems and processes to help businesses succeed, he has firsthand knowledge of what goes disastrously wrong when the right systems are not in place. His many stories from being “in the field” can be seen throughout the book, often when he is called into rescue businesses that have fallen prey to threats from both inside and outside the organization. But he helps CEOs to understand that the best solution to avoiding the dangers these threats consistently present is prevention. This book details all the systems available to do exactly that, and in which instances they are best employed.

Available since: 10/10/2023.

Print length: 314 pages.

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