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As an IT manager, you're expected to make key decisions and recommend major investments. And that means understanding your decisions' financial impact on your company. But if you're like many information technology practitioners, you may feel uncomfortable incorporating the financials into your day-to-day work.

Using the groundbreaking formula they introduced in their book Financial Intelligence: A Manager's Guide to Knowing What the Numbers Really Mean, Karen Berman and Joe Knight present the essentials of finance specifically for IT experts.

Drawing on their work training tens of thousands of managers and employees at leading organizations worldwide, the authors illuminate the basics of financial management and measurement and provide hands-on activities for practicing what you are reading. You'll discover:

Why the assumptions behind financial data matter

What your company's income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement reveal

How to use ratios to assess your company's financial health

How to calculate return on IT investments

Ways to use financial information to support your company's business units and do your own job better

How to instill financial intelligence throughout your team

Authoritative and accessible, Financial Intelligence for IT Professionals empowers you to "talk numbers" confidently with your boss, colleagues, and direct reports -- and understand how the financials affect your part of the business.

Preface: What Is Financial Intelligence?

PART ONE　THE ART OF FINANCE (AND WHY IT MATI'ERS TO IT)

1. You Can't Always Trust the Numbers

2. Spotting Assumptions, Estimates, and Biases

3. Why Increase Your Financial Intelligence?

Part One Toolbox:

Getting what you want;

The players and what they do

PART TWO　THE (MANY) PECULIARITIES OF THE INCOME STATEMENT

4. Profit Is an Estimate

5. Cracking the Code of the Income Statement

6. Revenue: The Issue Is Recognition

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As an IT manager, you're expected to make key decisions and recommend major investments. And that means understanding your decisions' financial impact on your company. But if you're like many information technology practitioners, you may feel uncomfortable incorporating the financials into your day-to-day work.

　　Using the groundbreaking formula they introduced in their book Financial Intelligence: A Manager's Guide to Knowing What the Numbers Really Mean, Karen Berman and Joe Knight present the essentials of finance specifically for IT experts.

　　 Drawing on their work training tens of thousands of managers and employees at leading organizations worldwide, the authors illuminate the basics of financial management and measurement and provide hands-on activities for practicing what you are reading. You'll discover:

　　Why the assumptions behind financial data matter

　　What your company's income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement reveal

　　How to use ratios to assess your company's financial health

　　How to calculate return on IT investments

　　Ways to use financial information to support your company's business units and do your own job better

　　How to instill financial intelligence throughout your team

　　Authoritative and accessible, Financial Intelligence for IT Professionals empowers you to "talk numbers" confidently with your boss, colleagues, and direct reports -- and understand how the financials affect your part of the business.

• 作者：南星客 发布时间：2021-07-26 15:15:50

  “美好的事物合该珍重，山川鱼鸟会稳护行船。”——小陆笔下，金句迭出。已下印，敬请期待。

• 作者：KingofChimney 发布时间：2018-11-12 20:01:52

  预警：只有两篇中篇和一篇散文，加上三篇别人的评论。非作品集。

• 作者：uijoadixgnA 发布时间：2023-02-25 14:29:09

  在廣圖翻到，很喜歡裡面的空間設計。

• 作者：浅野英 发布时间：2021-01-28 15:47:01

  考证+入门

• 作者：小明不高兴 发布时间：2018-08-25 02:52:43

  一部好的歌剧辞典书，基本歌剧都有收录，对歌剧背景不了解的查询了解很适合。

• 作者：小诗 发布时间：2020-01-20 13:12:12

  又名《千雯之舞》。故事的开头是书籍上的字无故剥落，很容易就让人联想到法布拉的《无字书图书馆》，不过这种相似只是表面上的，张之路的真正目的是借幻想小说的题材，讲述汉字的故事。为了不让读者觉得枯燥，他还设定了一个“300年人鬼情未了”的背景，让人有阅读卫斯理小说《寻梦》的感觉。

  但是我个人对这本书无感，当我看到书里的汉字被赋予人的性格，拥有喜怒哀乐，甚至玩起权谋诡计，除了“有点搞笑”，我没其他感觉了。

  如果是作为了解中国传统文化的读本，这本倒是可以一读，如果纯粹为了看剧情，这本就不够格了。

• 记机器之门

  作者：小酹 发布时间：2018-05-30 15:54:57

  血与火的未来

  自从阿尔法狗战胜了柯洁，霸占世界第一的排位，关于人工智能超越人类、甚至奴役人类的担忧便沸沸扬扬，一直没有停止。

  然而对于机器的研究，却不能为此放慢脚步。如果真有上帝，上帝在赋予人类慈悲与爱的同时，也顺便给了人脆弱与柔软的躯体——我们的骨骼易折，血脉易损，心脏的跳动随时可能骤停。然而器械不一样，合成材料的心肺经过适当维护，能够永不停息地跳动；钢筋铁骨可以抗击炮火的袭击；而肠胃的缺失甚至能抵御饥饿、口渴等种种本能。一个近乎于强大无敌与永生的未来，吸引力太过强大，让人难以拒绝。

  正是这样的时代背景，催生了江波的《机器之门》。在他的笔下，人类已经分成了壁垒森严的阵营，有的支持对人体进行机械化改造，而有的认为拥有机械身躯的赛博格早已不能算作是人类的一分子。躯体的异化导致心灵的异化，而伦理道德也必然变化。那么，还在仰望星空的人类，是否还能仰望心中的道德律令？然而这种对立只是开始。冥冥之中，突然有一扇机器之门轰然开启，机器人在最高领袖——人工智能阿尔法的驱使下，大规模攻击人类；而人类，则在另一个来自“脑库”的神秘人物带领下，展开了抵抗。

  这是一个血与火的时代，身陷其中的有改变世界命运的人物：反人类机械化的著名记者楚南天，赤诚忠胆的经过了大规模机械改造的军人冯大刚；以及千千万万普通人：有追求朴素生活、脱离机器的庄稼汉，有生活在边远小城的牧民，有厌倦纷争的出家人。然而不管他们身份如何，地位如何，最终要面对的只有一个残酷的事实：人类被机器杀戮，然而不经历机械改造，则没法活下去。

  在生存面前，道德都变得虚无，遑论理念。幸而，人类还剩最后一片净土，我们的头脑。这里不仅拥有理性和智慧，还存在着温情和信念。人类将用这最后的武器，面对即将到来的滔天巨浪，守护家园。

  铁血战争

  《机器之门》中有许多有意思的想象，比如在未来世界，人们打通了喜马拉雅山，通过隧道连接起中印边界；再比如说用纳米机器人能使建筑变得活起来，还比如说受佛法点化的机器人小六，这些桥段都让人印象深刻。但最能引起科幻迷热议的，应该是其中对于军事武器的描写。

  未来世界战火延绵，覆盖了世界各地，虽然作者主要描写的战斗场面都集中在中国印度和中亚地区，但规模宏大已经可见一斑。主人公之一的冯大刚，作为一名拥有机械身躯的军人，他的躯体就是他的武器，侦查、掩护、隐藏、攻击，十八般武艺俱全，一个人就是一支精锐的小分队。在他出场不久，潜入敌军基地的一幕，各种技能纷纷登场，让人叹为观止。除此之外，各路部队的行军布阵，战场的转移也颇有章法。陌生的未来世界，但却是熟悉的城市名称，西安、太原、成都、拉萨，随着他的叙事，读者脑中似乎展开了一幅拥有红色箭头的进军地图。

  还有慈悲

  小说里面用了一定的篇幅讲佛法，讲“一切有为法，如梦幻泡影，如露亦如电”。但它讲的不是虚妄，而是慈悲。

  在那样黑暗的未来，心灵的超脱或许比肉体的超脱更为重要，也更为人性。佛法慈悲，是对芸芸众生的怜悯。是机器之门中一抹悲伤的温暖色调。

  说句实话

  其实不太是我的菜，不过上述优点倒是真的，喜欢军事科幻的豆油们不容错过。

• Kipper's A to Z | Kipper的字母大冒险

  作者：小狼妈讲故事 发布时间：2019-03-26 11:17:06

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  This is Kipper’s little friend, Arnold.

  Arnold has found an ant.

  A ais for ant. And Arnold.

  这是Kipper的朋友Arnold。

  Arnold发现了一只蚂蚁ant。

  字母A a是蚂蚁ant和Arnold的首字母。

  B bis for box and buzzzzzzzzzzz…

  They put the ant in the box, and followed the bumblebee.

  字母B b是盒子box和嗡嗡声buzz的首字母。

  他们把蚂蚁放到盒子里，然后去追大黄蜂bumblebee。

  It flew away.

  “Let’s find something beginning with C,” said Kipper.

  But the caterpillar had already found them!

  C c is for Crawly caterpillar.

  它飞走了。

  “我们找一些以C为首字母的东西吧！”Kipper说。

  但是毛毛虫caterpillar已经先找到他们了。

  字母C c是吓人的毛毛虫crawly caterpillar的首字母。

  D d is for duck. “Duck!” said Arnold.

  The duck was too big to fit into Arnold’s box.

  字母D d是鸭子duck的首字母。

  “鸭子！”Arnold说。

  但是鸭子体积太大了，Arnold没法把它放进盒子里。

  And so was the …enormous elephant.

  Where is the ant?

  E e is for empty.

  E e is for elephant.

  一样放不进盒子的还有···

  巨大的大象enormous elephant！

  字母E e是空空的empty的首字母，

  也是大象elephant的首字母。

  The frog would have fit in Arnold’s box,

  but Kipper couldn’t catch it.

  It was too fast!

  F f is for frog.

  青蛙frog应该可以装进Arnold的盒子里，

  但是Kipper抓不住它。

  它太快fast了！

  字母F f是青蛙frog的首字母。

  Arnold was still wondering where the ant had gone, when a little green grasshopper jumped straight into his box.

  “Good!” said Kipper.

  G g is for grasshopper.

  Arnold还在想那只蚂蚁去哪儿了的时候，

  一只绿色的蚱蜢grasshopper径直跳进了盒子里。

  “太好了Good！”Kipper说。

  字母G g是蚱蜢grasshopper的首字母。

  H h is for hill and happy.

  They skipped all the way to the top of Big Hill, and down the other side.

  字母H h是山丘hill和开心happy的首字母。

  他们一路蹦蹦跳跳到了山顶上，然后从另一面下去。

  Arnold found another interesting insect.

  He opened his box and put the interesting insect inside.

  I i is for insect.

  Arnold发现了另一只有趣的昆虫。

  他打开了他的盒子，

  然后把那只有趣的interesting昆虫insect放在里面inside。

  字母I i是昆虫的首字母insect。

  They went home for a drink of juice.

  Arnold helped himself to some jam, too.

  J j is for juice. And a bit of jam, too.

  他们回家喝了一杯果汁juice。

  Arnold又吃了一点果酱jam。

  字母J j是果汁juice和果酱jam的首字母。

  Kipper couldn’t think of anything beginning with K.

  Can you think of anything? K k is for…

  Kipper找不到任何以字母K为首字母的东西。

  你能想到什么东西吗？

  字母K k是···的什么的首字母呢？

  L was easy. Outside there were lots of ladybugs.

  Lots and lots. Arnold put one in his box.

  L l is for lots of ladybugs.

  字母L很简单。

  外面有很多很多的瓢虫ladybugs。

  Arnold抓了一只放进盒子里。

  字母L l是很多瓢虫lots of ladybugs的首字母。

  Arnold found some little muddy mountains.

  He was so busy playing that he didn’t even notice the mole.

  M m is for mole and mud.

  Arnold发现了一些小泥堆muddy mountains。

  他玩得很开心，都没注意到那只鼹鼠mole。

  字母M m是鼹鼠mole和泥土mud的首字母。

  “Is it my turn now?” said the zebra.

  “No, not now!” said Kipper.

  “You don’t begin with N.”

  N n is for No, not now!I’m a gnat, and I don’t begin with N either.

  “现在轮到我了吗？”斑马zebra问。

  “不，不是现在！”Kipper说。

  “你的首字母不是N。”

  字母N n是“不，不是现在No，not now！”的首字母。

  Arnold climbed on the swing.

  And then he fell off again.

  O o is for on…and off. And O o is for oops!

  Arnold爬上on了秋千。

  然后又摔了下来off。

  字母O o是上on和下off的首字母。

  Arnold was upset.

  He sat up puffing and panting and a little pink.

  So kipper took him to his favorite place.

  The pond.

  P p is for puff, pant, pink and pond.

  Arnold不高兴了。

  他气喘吁吁puffing and panting地坐起来，脸变得粉红pink。

  所以Kipper带他去了他最喜欢的地方——池塘pond。

  字母P p代表喷气puff，喘气pant，粉色pink和池塘pond。

  Quack! Quack! Quack! Quack!

  Is that Arnold’s ant?

  Quack! Quack! Quack!

  Q q is for quite! And quack, of course.

  呱呱呱呱呱呱呱呱！

  咦？鸭子头上的不就是Arnold的蚂蚁吗？

  字母Q q是安静的quiet和呱quack的首字母。

  It started to rain.

  R r is for rainbow.

  下雨rain啦！

  字母R r是彩虹rainbow的首字母。

  They splashed home through the puddles.

  S s is for splish! splosh! splash!

  And six squishy slugs.

  他们穿过一路的水坑，踩着水slapshed回家了。

  字母S s是噗通splish，哗啦splosh和啪叽splash的首字母。

  也是六只黏糊糊的鼻涕虫six squishy slugs的首字母。

  At home Kipper got out his toys.

  T t is for toys.

  在家里，Kipper拿出了他的玩具toys。

  字母T t是玩具toys的首字母。

  “I know what begins with U!” said Kipper. “Umbrella!”

  They played under the umbrella, while the rain poured down outside.

  U u is for under the umbrella.

  “我知道什么是U开头的！”，Kipper说，“伞umbrella！”

  虽然外面雨下得很大，但是他们在伞下under玩了起来。

  字母U u代表在伞下面under the umbrella。

  “V is very, very hard,” said Kipper.

  “Do you think we could find a volcano?”

  Arnold shook his head.

  So they made a picture of one instead.

  V v is for volcano!

  "V 非常非常难，Kipper"说。

  “你觉得我们能找到一座火山volcano吗？”

  Arnold摇摇头。

  所以他们画了一张火山的图画代替。

  字母V v代表火山volcano！

  The rain stopped.

  They looked out the window to see what they could see for W.

  W w is for wiggly worm.

  Not long now!

  雨停了。

  他们朝窗外看，看能找到什么以W开头的东西。

  字母W w是蠕动的蠕虫wiggly worm的首字母。

  But what begins with X?

  Kipper thought and thought.

  He thought of box, which ends with X, and he thought of socks, which doesn’t.

  “I know!” he said suddenly.

  Kipper picked up the interesting insect.

  X x is for xugglybug!

  但是什么以X开头呢？Kipper想了又想。

  他想到盒子box，但这是以X结尾的。

  他想到袜子socks，这不是以X结尾的。

  “我知道了！”他突然说。 奇普捡起那只有趣的虫子。

  字母X x是奇怪的虫子xugglybug的首字母。

  （Xuggly只是Kipper自己发明的单词哦！）

  “It must be my turn by now!” said the zebra.

  “Is it my turn? Is it? Is it?”

  Y y is for Yes!

  "现在肯定轮到我了吧！”斑马说。

  “轮到我了吗？到我了吗？是吗？”

  字母Y y是“是的Yes！”的首字母。

  So the zebra stood in the middle of the page, and we all said, Z z is for Zebra! And for Arnold’s little Zoo, too.

  所以斑马zebra站在书页中间，我们都说：

  “字母Z z代表斑马zebra！”也是Arnold的小小动物园。

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