Bøker av Jerrold Winger

This book is for company executives, security analysts and investors in technology companies who want to separate the best companies from the rest by an earnings driven, yet simple analysis. You only have to know how to add and subtract, multiply and divide three numbers. If you think that you don't need this, then answer the following questions by talking with your CFO for the next five minutes. - Do you have a single benchmarking tool for measuring the impact of R and D earnings for your company? - Can you measure the risk to Earnings by under or over investing in R and D? Understand the critical interaction between R and D and Capital expenditures. See how other great business enterprises stack up against yours in clear graphical expositions. The power of the Â(c) Delta Model The Â(c) Delta model employs a unique but simple arithmetic computation using three numbers carried around in every executive's head, namely Sales, Earnings, and R and D investment. The analysis can be done, in minutes, to provide an overall assessment of a company's performance in deploying R and D assets. If you are an investor or security analyst searching for high quality technology companies, but want to keep your risk down, use the Â(c) Delta Model to select large capital companies with proven earnings that successfully deploy R and D. See the power of this approach over time to create value in the stock market. Understand why huge R and D spending doesn't necessarily translate into profits and stock growth.

Why This Book Is Useful The small boat building industry is still largely an art or craft, comprising many manufacturers of dozens of styles and sizes of boats. The overarching factor in all of their boat designs and features is dependence on the choice of materials and the compromises they engender. This book is arranged in five parts, covering seventy two topics. Woven through these topics are text and problem examples that describe the interaction of mechanics and materials applied specifically to small boats. These topics are intended for those wanting more depth in selected areas along the lines of a primer or to just cherry pick engineering concepts. A typical example is Part ll - Hydrostatics, shown below. Part ll - Hydrostatics 10) Fluid forces, principles and common terms 11) Definitions for fluid dynamics 12) Important relationships and equations 13) Fluid pressure 14) Pressure and Pascals Law 15) Calculate the maximum height of a water column in an evacuated standpipe 16) Calculate the pressure a small boat exerts on the water surface 17) Bad weather 18) Calculate the percent drop in air pressure during an atmospheric low 19) Calculate the wind speed from an atmospheric low 20) Buoyancy 21) Buoyancy using Archimedes Principle 22) Pressure under the boat 23) Swamping over the stern with people on board 24) Center of gravity 25) Capsizing 26) Wave action, capsizing force diagrams 27) Surface tension and wetting angle 28) Capillary force This book is a must for your nautical library, if you are among the millions of people involved with watercraft. Boat Builders Boat buyers Insurers Boat designers Informed sportsmen Marine surveyors Boat repairers Boating journals Accident reconstructionist Materials vendors Sailors everywhere Watercraft safety officers Engineers Marina Planners Coast Guardsmen