The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) means people are discovering how they might leverage this new technology for various tasks – at school, at work, and maybe even at a Book Sprint. With this in mind, this year we explored ... read more
Last July 29-Aug 2, 2024, we ran a Book Sprint with six brilliant women behind the Data Fluencies Stream at Simon Fraser University. Five of these academics joined us onsite at a lovely villa in Whistler, Canada while one joined ... read more
Updates | September 2024 We recently had the lovely opportunity of catching up with JP Cardenas, one of the Book Sprint writers from JustRE Alliance! JP gave us a glimpse into the participant side of the Book Sprint concluded this last ... read more
At Book Sprints, we use our Sprint Lab to experiment and innovate the Sprint method to meet our partners’ needs. Whether it’s because partners need to do it virtually, over a different timeframe, or with a different output in mind, ... read more
Last May 27-31, 2024, Book Sprints had the privilege of joining some brilliant minds to write a book on artificial intelligence (AI) auditing. Through the initiative of the University of Michigan, a team of 11 scholars, journalists, and legal experts ... read more
The heart of Book Sprints has always been innovation. Throughout our 15 years, we’ve had the privilege of working with leaders and trailblazers innovating in their own fields. We had the opportunity to speak to one such pioneer in tech ... read more
Book Sprints is celebrating its 15th anniversary! 15 years ago, founder Adam Hyde started experimenting with Book Sprints as a way to transform the writing and publication process. Now, a decade and a half later, we’ve written hundreds of ... read more
The Book Sprints team recently conducted a study about a topic close to our heart: our clients, the people we work with. Although they come from various fields of work, they all have one thing in common: they all dare ... read more
2021 was a year of improving what we learned about online Book Sprints in 2020, and a chance to slowly go back to our origins of in-person Book Sprints: traveling the world to meet with groups for an intense 5-day ... read more
This is the third in a series of blog posts that take a closer look at the champions who bring innovative methods, like a Book Sprint, into their organisations. The experts Christian Friedl, Martina Pumpat and Andreas Eckhardt helped us ... read more
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