This week’s Book Sprint with ten colleagues of Haufe Group is located in Freiburg in the beautiful Black Forest region of southern Germany. The river Rhine causes the mild climate in this wine-growing region. Not quite the valley of despair – a concept ... read more
“So what’s the normal product at the end of 5 days, a table of contents or something?” asked one of the people joining this week’s Book Sprint on Human Robot Interaction. I chuckled to myself, reassured him that no book ... read more
Book Sprints has brought us back to the place it all began – New Zealand! Yesterday we set off on what felt like an expedition from Christchurch on East Coast of the South Island, crossing the formidable Arthur’s Pass with ... read more
A happy new 2018 to you! 2017 was an interesting year in the Book Sprints universe, mostly happy, sometimes sad. We’ll share a quick review of what we have been up to: NEWS IN BRIEF The terrible loss of free ... read more
The marvelous “thirteen” (participants) finished the Cisco Software-Defined Access. Enabling intent-based networking handbook after 5 extremely productive days. Cisco Software-Defined Access. Enabling intent-based networking is ready to provide to Network and IT professionals a solution to improve the design and operations of ... read more
This week we are booksprinting in Milpitas (California) to prepare an introductory guidebook of the CISCO Software-Defined Access (SD-Access), a central part of the Cisco Digital Network Architecture and one of their cutting edge developments. SD-Access provides to the enterprise ... read more
The Curtin University Book Sprint resulted in a guide for all so-called Supporters of Research Communication, a term which is yet to be embraced by all the people who do this work. This book will however be a step towards defining ... read more
On Saturday while other Berliners went to the market, or stumbled bleary-eyed out of (or into) a club, a group of Book Sprinters took over a minimalist loftspace in Kreuzberg designed for experiencing cool Berlin, to get down and nerdy. ... read more
As Mandela said: “it always seems impossible until it’s done”. And that was the group feeling after a hectic week of collaborative writing. The 15 participants wrote the book Yensore programme Our experiences in Natural Resources Sector in Ghana on ... read more
We are starting our second Book Sprints day in the city of Takoradi, Western Region of Ghana. The initiative funded by Care Denmark aims to document the Yensore Programme which is implemented by CARE Ghana in partnership with Civic Response, ... read more
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