Purchasing SPEED no limits in the digital era is the fastest route from reading about change to acting on it. The book is available in print and digital form, with a separate audiobook edition, so you can choose the format that fits the way you work. Each edition carries the same core argument: how to harness the immense power of the digital era instead of being left standing by it while your competitors move ahead.
Choose your edition
The content is the same across formats; the difference is how you consume it and where the book fits into your day. Readers who take notes tend to choose print, travellers and commuters often choose digital or audio, and teams frequently mix all three so that everyone can engage in the way that suits them best.
| Edition | Best suited to |
|---|---|
| Readers who annotate, highlight and keep a reference on the desk | |
| Digital | Readers who move between devices and search the text |
| Audio | Listeners who learn while commuting, training or travelling |
Why this book, why now
The digital world is just as full of opportunities as threats, and the organisations that prepare deliberately convert that uncertainty into advantage. SPEED explains the common characteristics of all industrial revolutions, why the fourth will be very different, and what you need to cross the chasm to the fourth business epoch. It is written to move a reader from observer to participant in the technological race, and to give that reader a position they can hold.
The timing matters because the argument is not speculative. The technologies the book describes are already in the market, and the question it raises is not whether they will arrive but whether your organisation will be ready when they do.
Buying for a team or an organisation
Leaders often purchase the book in larger quantities, because the five points it describes are easier to act on when a whole group shares the vocabulary. A shared reference removes the need to re-explain the ground before every discussion and lets a team move straight to decisions:
- equip a leadership team before a digital transformation programme begins;
- use the book as a common reference for strategy, security and innovation discussions;
- pair a print copy for the desk with an audio copy for the commute;
- assign the guest contributions as short, focused reading for specialist teams.
Bought this way, a single title becomes a shared frame of reference for a whole programme of work, which is usually a better return than the same number of copies scattered across individual desks.
Questions before you buy
If you are deciding between editions, the preview is the best first step: read or listen to a sample and judge the style against your own appetite for detail. If you are choosing between the book and the audiobook, remember that listeners consistently describe the narration as energetic and engaging, while print and digital readers value the ability to return to specific passages. Any of them will leave you with the same practical instruction, so the choice is about comfort, not about content.
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A purchase that keeps paying
Readers repeatedly report that SPEED changes how they see the technological race around them and gives them concrete questions to ask of experts. That is the return on a single purchase: not a prediction of the future, but a method for meeting it. The book closes where every reader should begin the work - do not wait for a sign or good advice, reach for the developing technologies today.
Get your copy of SPEED no limits in the digital era and get your business into the fast lane before your competitors do.
What you are buying
Whatever the format, the purchase delivers the same book: a structured guide to the five forces that decide whether a business accelerates or stalls in the digital era. The reader receives the full argument, the guest contributions from global leaders, and the practical instruction that closes the book - a method to move from observing the technological race to taking part in it with a position you can defend.
Getting the most from your copy
A book about speed rewards decisive use. Read it once for the argument, then keep it within reach and return to the five points whenever a decision is due: whether a partnership is worth forming, whether a technology is ready to deploy, whether the data behind a choice is real or assumed. Used this way, the book stops being a single read and becomes a reference that keeps earning its place on the desk.
Readers who want to act immediately can pair the purchase with the free preview, so a colleague can sample the argument while your copy is already in use. Either way, the first move is the same one the book recommends: do not wait for a sign or good advice, reach for the developing technologies today.