Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 September 2013

Trial our new database: EBSCO Leadership and Management Centre and tell us what you think!

Use our EBSCO Leadership and Management Centre database available at*:
goo.gl/xg8HPS

This database is available for trial only to all DBS students and staff, on and off campus until the end of 2013!

* For off-campus access, please use your login details
Students: student no. / date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy)
Staff: staff no. / staff no. + 000


If you’d like the Library to subscribe to it permanently, give us your feedback here:
goo.gl/HC8yIA

Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Database Trial - Financial Times Historical Archive 1888 - 2006

For the month of March, the Library has trial access to the Financial Times Historical Archive, 1888-2006 for the month of March.

This online facsimile edition of the FT is fully-searchable and offers the complete run of the London edition of the paper, from its first issue to the end of 2006. You can access this database either from college, home or work via username and password. To obtain login details go to 'Search All Resources' or contact the library


NOTE: Trial ends 1st April 2010.

Wednesday, 20 January 2010

Free Ebook!

Smarta is an advice and networking resource for anyone starting and running a small business. To mark the start of a new decade, they asked some business minds how they thought the entrepreneurial landscape would develop over the next decade.

Entrepreneurs, marketers, investors, journalists and Dragons lined up to say why:

  • The cloud would be nothing without the crowd
  • Small is the new large
  • This will be the decade of the mobile phone
  • Apps are more than just a buzzword
  • Green tech will be where the smart investments are made
  • Collaboration is king
The results are contained in a new ebook, The smartest brains in business : 2010 and beyond, which is available as a free download (click the link in the title). This might be of interest to business students in particular.

Friday, 24 October 2008

Website of the day


Saturday's feature is on Business, management and current affairs sites.

Website of the day is ...


Provides daily reports from Government agencies, NGOs, think tanks and public organisations. It’s archive is searchable back to 2004 and reports cover a range of sectors including; Investments, entrepreneurship, political processes, consumer issues, social & cultural issues and technology. Adding an RSS feed to Docu ticker is a good way to keep up with current affairs


Other sites worth investigating are...

Biz/ed

Management gurus

MBA Depot

MIT course materials

Silo breaker news feed