Brian K. Williams (1) (1938–)

Divided topologically, this book starts at the remedial level and moves up to refresher for experts. Occasionally, the speed at which it goes from basic to advanced is a bit rushed (not a good book for the IT idiot who thinks their computer is broken because they kicked out the power cable - e.g. half my coworkers). The topics are all fairly interesting, but occasionally the book goes off on MBA tangents - many of the chapters were designed first and foremost for business managers/operators trying to understand IT better, as opposed to a general IT community.… (meer)