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Title: Augustine's Laws, 6th Edition by Norman R. Augustine ISBN: 1-56347-240-6 Publisher: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Pub. Date: June, 1997 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $44.00 |
Average Customer Rating: 5 (5 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: Dilbert's Ancestor?...
Comment: Accurate, Funny, and informative. This book captures the real (and not so real) world of government and other large projects spot on. Having been on both sides (NASA and contractor), there be truth in this wit. Enjoy. To be appreciated, best read while sitting on a $600 toilet seat.
Rating: 5
Summary: Enlightening and entertaining
Comment: I would not have ever expected to find myself laughing out loud, nor even smiling often while reading a book that discusses government projects and corporations who contract them. Norman Augustine provides a clear and critical insight into the corporate-government affairs world with just enough graphs and charts to make it comprehensible yet not overbearing. I found it as light reading - which is a virtue on it's own when reading about such complex a subject.
Rating: 5
Summary: Augustine's Laws is simply a must have, must read!
Comment: Norm Augustine has captured the government defense aerospace industry "sprawling on a pin" for dissection. In one particularly humorous bit he points out that just when the aerospace industry's trend to more and more expensive combat aircraft looked like it might be stalled since adding weight is anathema to aircraft -- along came something expensive and weightless to fill the gap -- software! This is one terrific book! Just the figure showing there is no correlation between what executives are paid and the performance of their companies is worth the price of admission.
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