Blog

Books like Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup are the main reason I do not read much fiction. Again and again, the reality surpasses the imagination. Had Bad Blood been [...]

The story of how the brothers Erik and Preben Damgaard started their small software company in the basement under their parents’ house and in 18 years created a company for which Microsoft [...]

It all started in the summer of 2007, when I was sitting on a camping stool in the warm and salty water among the rocks in the little sleepy fishing village of Prizba on the island of Korcula in [...]

It’s actually surprising that so few books are written about the challenges of establishing, operating and growing an indirect sales channel. Especially when you know that over half of the [...]

My next book project, Going Global on a Shoestring (International Expansion in the IT-Industry on a Small Budget), has been on the launch pad for many years but I have had to yield for other [...]

If you read business books, the answer seems to be a clear yes. The authors all seem to have found and can now pass on a recipe for success to their reader. Look a little deeper, however, it is [...]

I became acquainted with Hans Rosling in 2007 when I first saw the video from his TEDtalk. In addition to the immensely entertaining presentation, it also reminded me of the bias we exercise in [...]

Navigating the road to successful entrepreneurship isn’t easy, and shortcuts that seem like great ideas often lead to bumpy roads. Instead of focusing on profit at any cost, entrepreneurs that [...]

One of the best books I read in 2017 was The Halo Effect by Phil Rosenzweig. Phil Rosenzweig delivers a devastating attack on all self-help books and management gurus, who claim that their [...]

TBK Publishing® today releases the business biography 5,460 Miles from Silicon Valley – The In-depth Case Study of What Became Microsoft’s First Billion Dollar Acquisition Outside the USA. [...]