Update February 2025: The book has been published by Stanford University Press, and received an honorable mention for the ASA Ángel David Nieves Book Award for Edited Collection. You can read about the publication here at the DISCO Network. ... read more
In June 2023, the Singing Justice Collective came together for a five-day Book Sprint. The Book Sprint was the culmination of their two-year long project of thinking through, learning about, and teaching Black Song. Hosted by the University of Michigan ... read more
Network automation is crucial for efficiency and scalability. In order to help customers to leverage the potential of network automation, a group of nine Cisco professionals came together in a Book Sprint. They created a guide book titled “The Power ... read more
As you embark on your book-writing journey, it’s a good time to consider the right path for publishing your work. Publishing encompasses editing, formatting, distribution, and marketing. At Book Sprints we provide facilitation services to help a group of authors ... read more
Collaboratively writing Understanding Energy Storage The book Understanding Energy Storage was produced during a Book Sprint hosted by Power Africa, the Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP), and the African Legal Support Facility (ALSF) in Cape Town in June 2022. The Book Sprint ... read more
At the beautiful Hindawi Publishing London office, a group committed colleagues came to together to write the Journal Development Handbook. The outcome of this Sprint was not only a book, but also a book website.
WWF recently published the second book in the series “The Art and Craft of Systems Change“, facilitated by Book Sprints and written by a group of dedicated, knowledgable authors from the field of nature conservation and systemic change. The book ... read more
A group of authors and editors came together for a Book Sprint at the Hamburg office of New Work SE (the company behind the German career network XING), to write a book on New Hiring.
Many in the tech industry started out with FLOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software) projects, and so did the Book Sprints method. And just like software development, so did the development of the method go through some trial and error, and ... read more
The people we work with are extraordinary. They dare to try out new methods, such as Book Sprints, in their organisations, often working around institutional hierarchies and at their own risk. They go to great lengths to get buy-in from ... read more
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