In January 2019 the Dutch development body Hivos’s programme had a very large report to write for their funders, the UK government’s Department for International Development, and they used a Book Sprint to achieve it. It was the culmination of ... read more
This year is flying by and we’re gladly going through the Book Sprints we’ve produced so far in 2019. As we recently facilitated a Book Sprint with IUBH University on New Work in the south of Germany, we remember one ... read more
This year, for the first time, the Digital Publishing Award was presented at the Leipzig Book Fair. The award honors outstanding innovation projects in the field of digital publishing: products, processes or business models with which publishers, but also publisher-like ... read more
The Shuttleworth Foundation participated in a Book Sprint reflecting on ten years of giving. “Our thinking about how change happens has been influenced by the journeys Fellows take, and partnering with them for many years,” said Helen Turvey, CEO of ... read more
Last February, during the celebrations of the Chinese New Year, a Book Sprint took place at the National University of Singapore (NUS). A small group of academics wrote: “An Introduction to Ethics in Robotics and AI” textbook. The collaborative book writing ... read more
It’s been a really good 10th anniversary year for us and we would like to thank everyone who participated in sharing their memories of #booksprints10. We solidified our small company, diversified our client base, worked on refining our method, and ... read more
Sold: Selling Outcomes Leading Deals is Xentaurs first book. A small technology consulting start-up, started two years ago, Xentaurs have made a name for themselves in big tech, with their unique outcome-based sales approach. What gets sold has really changed. ... read more
Cisco Building 7 in Milpitas, California, has hosted a new Book Sprint this week. The team of participants from Cisco have worked thoroughly to describe the value of DNA Assurance to customers. The aim of the guide is to offer ... read more
The Editoria community gathered together to document the what, the why, and the how of using Editoria for collaborative monograph workflows.
We recently had the opportunity to have a team meeting for a few days in Southeastern France. For some of us this was the first time we actually met in person, after having worked together for several years. We stayed in ... read more
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