If you've never heard of before, you are most likely not an engineer, and you are probably not a big fan of comics. Dilbert is in fact a hugely successful cartoon by Scott Adams - you can today find Dilbert in 2000 newspapers in 65 countries. You may first think that Scott Adams is only a cartoonist, but he's also an author and an entrepreneur. He has also failed a lot, and he has collected his failures in the book. In the book he described how he grew Dilbert from a side project to his main job.

One year after the launch, the sales to newspapers stalled, so Scott Adams needed a new way to generate more interest in Dilbert. He had to wait until 1993 when he decided to print his e-mail address in the margins of the comic.

What he wanted to do was to open a direct channel to his customers and modify the product based on their feedback. Friends and co-workers had earlier given him criticism, but friends and co-workers tend to be nicer than anonymous Internet users.

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He got several e-mails filled with hate, but he also got real criticism he could use. What he realized was that everyone preferred the comics that took place in the office. Whatever your current state is, it can always be better, so Scott Adams needed to constantly try new iterations to optimize Dilbert.

• A television series. Scott Adams tried to make a Dilbert television show that involved human actors, but it failed miserably. But he learned a lot from the process, so the next attempt to make a Dilbert television show went far better. The now animated show ran for 2.5 seasons. He has tried and failed to make a Dilbert movie for fifteen years. When Dilbert stalled in newspapers sales, Scott Adams decided to generate more exposure by making it possible for people to read Dilbert online.

Dilbert was the first syndicated comic to run for free on the Internet. He was concerned regarding piracy, but he realized that piracy helped more than it hurt. The main reason why Scott Adams is blogging is because it energizes him.

But blogging also increases traffic to Dilbert.com by 10 percent. • Simplicity. Dilbert was designed from the beginning to be simple to create, and Scott Adams continues to streamline the process. And brought Scott Adams a lot of attention and put a turbo boost on sales of Dilbert to newspapers. This blog and website are for informational, educational and discussion purposes only. Even though topics may be discussed on this blog that involve legal or investment issues, nothing on this blog shall be deemed to constitute the practice of law, legal advice or investment advice. If any reader takes action or makes decisions based solely on the information on this blog, the reader does so at his or her own risk.

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In THE DILBERT PRINCIPLE, Scott Adams succeeds admirably at both. Silverfast se software. Yes, the DILBERT comic strips are funnier than his prose--but not by so great a margin as you'd naturally expect. Adams obviously put a lot of thought into thi Writing comedic prose is tough. The Dilbert Principle is classic Adams; it’s a read that will keep you laughing and shaking your head from the breakdown of what buzz words really mean to devious ways to look busy, to the true purpose of management and consultants.