The Little Red Book of Service Science

This is an introductory book about Service Science with three partners: Artificial Intelligence Cybersecuriity, Cloud Computing, and Systems Ontology Managing Uncertainty All of them are related to computers, artificial intelligence, and uncertainty.. Collectively, they are not intended for specialists. They are too simple for them. As unusual as that sounds, there is a very good reason for their existence. There are existing books on the subjects that are very good but are very difficult to read. It's straightforward. The concepts are complicated and some require complex math. A typical example is the subject of neural networks, that is covered in another book in the series. Cybersecurity is about maintaining a secure envirnment for just aboout everything we do with computers. Cloud computing is intendedd to share the computer space beterrn organization and people. Ontology is then study what exists, It is philosophical. Ontology is about the existence of things that exist and how to describe and analyze them. In the world of philosophy, there are two basic concepts; there are synthetic things and analytic things. Synthetic things are based on ideas. Analytic things are about things that actually exist. That's a bit simple, but it is all we need at the moment. How is it that we can know about things that exist? We have to be able to describe them. It's that simple. This book is about service, a concept that is part of our daily lives. Almost everything we do is related to service. Even if we don't recognize it. Doctors, lawyers, and truck drivers all perfom a service; that is obvious. There is is a real science to service. You can find out about it by reading this book. The best thing about this book is that you can open the book and start reading at any point and be able to clealy understand the subject mattter. If you aren't one already, people will think you are a genius. Believe me. There are four books in the set covering the subjects mentioned above. You can read them in any order. For your convenience, there is a big red book that contains them all.