This book does not give much information on implementing PeopleSoft technically. Rather, it's a book that advertises the capabilities of PeopleSoft and its different Modules. This book teaches consultants how to do project management rather than how to use peopletools. I would not recommend this book for technical people. It's a book for consultants, who wants to know things to consider in implementing peoplesoft, what resources are needed and how to go about with a project. But it won't teach you how to really use peoplesoft.

If you are interested in the fabulous work of Rich Phaigh, look for his four video set with four workbooks, entitled, "The Treatment of Pain," or "The Onsen Technique." These sold from ads in massage magazines in the 90's. The material in these videos and workbooks is indespensable. I no longer own the videos, but I would like to find copies. I own the workbooks, which were handed out during his four workshops which I attended. Rich also published four articles in Massage Therapy Journal, which can be found through their website author index, and he was interviewed with his bold face across the cover of Massage magazine in May/June 95.

book is to expensive for the information present. book is too basic

When I got this book I wanted to learn windows programming. To start with, the writer dosen't explain what each of the lines of text is doing. This is a major problem, and worse of all some of the code wouldn't work. I have a Borland compiler and I set it to what it told me to. Maybe my compiler is out of date.