Good morning.
First - it definitely looks like an interesting book, one I'm certainly going to want on my bookshelf at first blush. So at least that piqued my interest.
What I'm wondering is this - how 'in depth' are the case studies? From looking at the table of contents, it seems there are only case studies to cover three portions of the information rather than a conceptual (perhaps even rather a quick "fly-by") overview of a broader set, but that might be just a thought from the brief notation on the page. If you could answer, I'd be most appreciative.
Thanks!
[ January 18, 2006: Message edited by: Ilja Preuss ]