"The Silicon Jungle"is a guidebook on personal computing, framing the tech revolution as a fierce, competitive "jungle." The book explores how computers impact individuals and businesses, detailing issues like security and productivity. Rothman uses examples, such as car thieves, journalists, and lawyers, to show how rivals leverage technology for an edge. The initial section emphasizes the cutthroat nature of the industry and the need for strategic computer use to survive and succeed.
