The listings show both formats: some entries are labeled “Format: Paperback” while others are labeled “Format: Hardcover.”
Page counts in the results include 178, 288, 304, 320, 332, 400, and 448 pages, giving an overall range of 178–448 pages.
Descriptions emphasize practical, real-world applications such as data-driven governance and GIS use, enterprise data and AI program design, financial education for teens, personal productivity and burnout prevention, and urban innovation illustrated through case studies.
Authors include public-sector leaders, engineers and technologists, journalists, educators and entrepreneurs, and academics or business experts, as reflected in the author notes and descriptions.
Some books cite measurable public-service results (crime reduction, school ranking improvements, environmental recovery) and organizational outcomes like faster time-to-value for AI models, scaling AI programs, and delivering predictable business value from data.