We have just started the first of two Sprints for Cisco on Wireless and Programmability at Cisco’s San Jose campus. Both books will be printed and distributed at Cisco Live in June where thousands of experts, customers and partners come ... read more
After far more post-production work than we normally do, we are happy to say we have produced a beautifully designed, Oxford-comma-excised book for Curtin University and their fellow contributors. It was great luck that we could fulfill the writers’ wishes to ... read more
**Updates on May 2021: the book will be published by MIT Press and is available for pre-orders! Find the link through the button “order the book here”.** The book ‘Open Knowledge Institutions: Reinventing Universities’ is open to a wider community ... read more
Cisco Ultra M Troubleshooting Guide: We’re becoming regulars on Cisco campuses, pulling in for a week at a time, sampling the entire menu in the cafetaria, draining the coffee supplies and marching between the cubicles, keeping small groups of engineers, ... read more
Cisco Catalyst 9000: Five days, twelve minds, twenty-four hands, uncounted cups of coffee. What more is needed for a comprehensive, readable and attractive guide for customers, potential customers, and network engineers? Another group at Cisco showed what is possible if bright ... read more
Just one week after the latest Cisco book on Software-Defined Access was printed and distributed in Melbourne and Barcelona, the next Cisco book is already in the works. For this guide on the Catalyst 9000 LAN switches family, some of the same contributors are back ... read more
After a four day Book Sprint, ten colleagues of the Haufe Group finished their book on WHYral Transformation. Toasting to the finished book The Book – Of Curves and Waves The book on After a four day Book Sprint, ten colleagues ... read more
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
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