We are pleased to announce Understanding Sovereign Debt, produced in a Book Sprint in February 2019 organised by the African Legal Support Facility (ASLF). The book is intended to empower public debt managers and anyone involved in public debt and ... read more
After over ten years and one hundred and fifty successful Sprints, we are pleased to announce the successful launch of SprintLab earlier in 2019. With more than five Sprint Lab events completed, we are happy to share this outgrowth as ... read more
Our CEO and facilitator Barbara Rühling participated in a panel discussion focusing on What Publishers and Start Ups Can Do To Help Scientists, which took place at Frankfurt Book Fair earlier this month. Barbara presented alongside executives from ETH Library ... read more
5 years after the Book Sprint for the first ACI troubleshooting guide, we joined a group of Cisco engineers to produce a fresh version.
We can no longer ignore that the future of humanity and the planet are at risk. How we go about our work must be in intentional service of the lasting change we seek to make. With a team of 15 ... read more
At Book Sprints we acquired our first piece of art for our office in Berlin, and we could not identify any more than we do with the chosen piece. By South Africa/New Zealand artist Nicky Broekhuysen (www.nickybroekhuysen.com), “Unbound” is a ... read more
Update: Technoprecarious was published by MIT Press! A pressing and relevant topic, skilful writers and a spectacular setting in the Banff National Park – the Book Sprint to produce the forthcoming book, Technoprecarious with Precarity Lab at University of Michigan, ... read more
We finished another book due to come out at Cisco Live! along with the updated SD-Access, Catalyst Switches and Wireless books. This one will be on Cisco SD-WAN. Software Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN) is an evolution of the traditional ... read more
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
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