John Edwards (8) (1954–)
Author of The Geeks of War: The Secretive Labs and Brilliant Minds Behind Tomorrow's Warfare Technologies
For other authors named John Edwards, see the disambiguation page.
About the Author
John Edwards is a veteran business-technology journalist who covers emerging trends for a wide range of publications and organizations, including The Economist, Pricewaterhouse-Coopers, CIO magazine, CFO magazine, IEEE Computer Society, Oracle magazine and Wireless Week
Image credit: John Edwards Media
Works by John Edwards
The Geeks of War: The Secretive Labs and Brilliant Minds Behind Tomorrow's Warfare Technologies (2005) 31 copies, 1 review
At Home with RFID [article] 1 copy
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- Edwards, John James
- Birthdate
- 1954
- Gender
- male
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The Geeks of War: The Secretive Labs and Brilliant Minds Behind Tomorrow's Warfare Technologies by John Edwards
This book has been on my to-read list for years. I'm not that interested in military technology, but it has been in my to-read list because of the publisher: AMACOM. I have found their books to be of excellent quality. Thus, when I had a chance to acquire this book, I got it, and it has been waiting to be read ever since.
The preface immediately got my interest. Instead of being about the technology, it is a brief family history of his family. The writing style got my interest up well before show more I finished reading one page. I was so fascinated that I passed it to my wife so she could read the preface.
The last part of chapter 7: Ruminations and Ramifications gave a comparison of the development process in the US compared with other countries and suggested that is is why so much new technology comes from the US.
This book concentrates on emerging technologies as of 2005. Being published almost ten years ago, some of what was emerging back then has matured. A nice book, even though a bit dated. show less
The preface immediately got my interest. Instead of being about the technology, it is a brief family history of his family. The writing style got my interest up well before show more I finished reading one page. I was so fascinated that I passed it to my wife so she could read the preface.
The last part of chapter 7: Ruminations and Ramifications gave a comparison of the development process in the US compared with other countries and suggested that is is why so much new technology comes from the US.
This book concentrates on emerging technologies as of 2005. Being published almost ten years ago, some of what was emerging back then has matured. A nice book, even though a bit dated. show less
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