Best Business and Management Books of 2006

It is the time of the year for Best Business Books. Every December, most major business magazines, newspapers and bookstores publish their Best Business Book selection for the year. 2006 is no exception, as a number of lists have already been published.

The good news is this year there is help. The new “Best Business Books of 2006” interactive tool will help readers sort through over 90 books worth reading, as selected by top expert authorities at Business Week, Strategy + Business, Amazon.com, 800 CEO Read and others.

ManagementOnly.com, the business and management book’s online knowledge-base, has put together this powerful tool, compiled from seven best-book lists published so far. Others will be added as they become available.

In a single page, business book readers will find the top books for 2006, listed with their title, authors, subject, publisher and position in each of the major best-book list. Then she is only a single click away from getting more information (about the book itself, the authors, the publisher or the category) in ManagementOnly.com’s extensive database, or from buying it from Amazon.com. The tool lets the user sort the table by title, subject, publisher or ranking, providing a good glimpse at what the business-publishing scene looked like in 2006.

Whether looking for a good read during the holiday season, or searching for the perfect gift for a co-worker, “Best Business Books of 2006” interactive tool is a great shopping and research companion.

Choosing Business & Management books made easy
The “Best Business Books of 2006” interactive tool is only one of the many resources available at ManagementOnly.com, a new business book portal designed to simplify the book selection process for busy executives, business researchers and students. It is also very helpful for business-book authors and publishers.

ManagementOnly.com’s unique database provides information on books, authors, reviews and reading suggestions; combined with a careful categorization and powerful search capabilities, the site saves hours when looking for a book or researching any business or management topic, if compared with the typical online bookstore or search engine.

“We have combined a carefully compiled knowledge base with a search engine, to provide a value-added management bookstore” says Billy Vaisberg, who designed and built ManagementOnly.com. “We do not seek to be the largest business bookstore; our goal is to be the smartest and most useful”. ManagementOnly.com does not review books; it compiles hundreds of suggestions and reviews from top sources.

ManagementOnly.com features over 8,000 books written by over 7,000 authors, in 220 hierarchical subject areas and published by 200 different publishers. Also in the database are over 1,000 business-book related news and reviews, and over 200 bestseller lists and reading suggestions. All this information is refreshed weekly, to keep visitors on top of new developments in the business-book arena.