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The Eastern strategic game of Go is the oldest and most complex game on the planet. For thousands of years, it has been closely associated with the political, military and business elites of the East. It is not surprising that in the modern world, politicians and businessmen are particularly interested in the game. Among them is Bill Gates, who said in an interview: "I've had a lot of disappointments in my life. For example, I wanted to be the world's best Go player, but I never became one. To achieve victory, Masters of the Game apply time-tested strategic principles and approaches that help them make the right decisions and act as efficiently as possible. These principles are quite abstract and therefore can be applied in the vast majority of spheres of human life, especially where there is competition: in politics, business and military affairs. The book analyses 30 of Go's most important strategic concepts. Each principle is illustrated with examples from the world of modern business: the book contains more than 60 real-life business cases drawn from the practice of such world-famous giants as Apple, Coca-Cola, IKEA, Chrysler, Virgin, The Walt Disney Company, as well as many stories from the practice of small companies.

The book is intended for business owners, top management, and anyone interested in business strategy.