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Announcing The Release of My First Book 'Enterprise Mobility Strategies & Solutions'

The Thrill of My First Foot Steps in Launching My Book – Enterprise Mobility Strategies & Solutions

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Announcing The Release of My First Book 'Enterprise Mobility Strategies & Solutions'

“In many ways it is the struggle to get your books seen, heard about, talked about – in short, made visible in an increasingly crowded and noisy marketplace – that is where the real battle in publishing is taking place today.” – Merchants of Culture, John B Thompson

As aptly said above, I have always been a voracious reader but never realized that I could pen down one by myself and its like a dream come true with my first book having been released. It’s a real roller-coaster ride & joy having written a book on “Enterprise Mobility Strategy & Solutions”, a subject which is I is widely used by CEO’s, CTO’s and decision-makers.

It’s always easy to finish reading a book, but when it comes to black on white it’s a like a mountainous task, but having a will to be a writer and an edge in getting in-sight about enterprise mobility strategies from decision makers, CEO’s, CTO’s and best industry talents, so I set my foot to hit the market with unique flavor on enterprise mobility.

I have gone through lot of books on enterprise mobility but never been satisfied as I always felt its been in-complete; so the basic idea behind to shape this book was to help the market leaders in getting more insight about what enterprise mobility does? and how it’s going to be beneficial to their business. I have tried to cover almost all areas by giving practical case-studies which the user will come across that are relevant to their business needs. It also warns them and provides them with a resolution about the obstacles and setback that they may face.

The book spreads across 4 major sections which further unfolds into thirteen chapters and the 4 sections are:

  1. The Mobility Revolution
  2. Enterprise Mobility in the Workplace
  3. The Scope of Enterprise Mobility
  4. Other Aspects of Enterprise Mobility

The book does not limit itself to enterprise mobility but the reader can also explore more on Mobile Device Management (MDM), BYOD, and Mobile Security.

This is a fascinating book which I am sure the business owners would not wait for a second to grab this book and get more from this enterprise mobility.

Do not wait to Buy this book, just click on this quick link:-

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This entry was posted in Experiences, News & Events and tagged Book Author on October 14, 2014 by Rakesh Patel.
Failure after Success

Why is Failure called The Stepping Stones to Success?

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Failure after Success

Entrepreneurs do not like to fail in business. Over the years, I’ve learnt that failure is nothing to be afraid of. This is a fact that failure leads to success.

Most of the people who avoid failure should understand that we develop better ways of doing things by learning from our mistakes.

Frequent Experimentation:

Thomas Edison experimented thousands of filaments before he found the bulb that he could lit. It takes years of failed experiments to get an amazing result. That’s how businesses work. The business owners should not be afraid of risks that can occur due to innovation. Keep experimenting with new techniques and result will come eventually.

Create a work environment within your organization where experimentation can flourish. I, myself am very keen to experiment new methodologies to make a huge impact on my business.

Why Fear Failure?

I’ve never feared failure because it teaches us to be stronger. It illuminates the steeping stones that you will be using for heading towards success. If something knocks you down, smash it and use it as a stepping stone.

Take one step forward and you will surely make it to the top.

I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying. by Michael Jordan

Set Goals and Take Challenges:

If you want to succeed in today’s competitive market, you should set the business goals and work harder to accomplish them.

Take up the challenges that come along your way and overcome the hurdles. Stay focused and achieve the goals. You may have to make a few sacrifices for that while making your business grow. Do not hesitate to sacrifice and Get the work done.

Stay Positive:

When you feel low about something, remember that you are capable of doing what you want to and there’s nothing in the world that can stop you. Be clear of what you want to achieve and focus on it.

Don’t Fear Shame:

It’s okay to fail at times. Isn’t it?

When you fail, remember that you’re not alone. Share your failures with other people and get their feedback as this would help you stay confident and teach you a lot many things.

So, follow your heart and live your dreams!

This entry was posted in Random Thoughts and tagged success, success tips on October 6, 2014 by Rakesh Patel.

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