Walter Herbst Livres

The book explores the historical context surrounding JFK's assassination, challenging the notion that it was an isolated event. It delves into the political climate of the era, examining how various factors and figures influenced the circumstances leading up to the tragedy. By analyzing the broader implications and reactions, the author aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of the assassination's significance in American history and its lasting impact on society.

Focusing on the political climate leading up to Kennedy's presidency, the book explores the motivations of a right-wing group that sought to remove him from power. By delving into the historical context and key players involved, it aims to uncover the complexities behind this political intrigue, suggesting that understanding their interests is crucial to unraveling the mystery surrounding Kennedy's assassination.

The case for innovation -- Design thinking -- Emotional design -- Innovation processes and tools -- The innovators and those who manage them -- Strategic innovation management -- Midtronics : an exemplar of SMME innovation -- A call to action.