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England, Western Cape
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Tom Peters is the Red Bull of management thinkers.”—Bo Burlingham, Inc. (2013)

A human exclamation point who no longer needs his last name.”—Nancy Austin on Tom Peters

In Search of Excellence/Wikipedia/WorldCat data: “most widely held library book in the United States from 1989 to 2006”

In Search of Excellence/National Public Radio/1999: one of “Top Three Business Books of the Century”

In Search of Excellence/UK’s Bloomsbury Publishing: “greatest business book of all time”

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Smooth Sailing

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By Tom Peters
| The Maritime Executive Verified
If you are a port or a shipping line in the roll-on/roll-off (ro-ro) business these days, moving automobiles and high-and-heavy pieces can be both a challenging and rewarding place to be. According to Business Research Insights, an international market research firm, ro-ro cargo is expected to generate an estimated $14.3 billion in 2026 and reach an estimated $36.7 billion by 2035. That kind of growth is impressive.
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Going Green: Energy Ports Diversify Their Cargo

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By Tom Peters
| The Maritime Executive Verified
It wasn't so long ago that "energy" ports were mainly lined with huge fuel storage tanks and a myriad of pipes intertwined with each other and eventually leading to a dock to load or unload large tankers and barges. The adjective "green" wasn't much of a factor when it came to energy, but these days there are many "green energy" projects for ports and related marine services, and they're cashing in.
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Building the foundations of Vicat’s bridge in Souillac, an eyewitness account in 1816

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By Tom Peters
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Louis Joseph Vicat’s modest bridge 1812–22 gave rise to modern hydraulic cement. A recently discovered report of its construction reveals the motivation behind Vicat’s life-long research programme. This article is the author’s third study on the work of Louis-Joseph Vicat, a seminal pioneer of material science.
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