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How an IBM Redbooks publication is born?

marcos_q 100000NY8S | | Tags:  publication passion ibm team redbooks itso ‎ | 7,584 Views

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A white board with an "I AGREE" phrase followed by several signatures and a pile of post-its stuck in the back that just a couple of days ago where all over that board. Today their job is done and now they stand there as a proof and a promise that will end up on a brand new IBM Redbooks publication.

When a ITSO Residency starts a new group of residents coming from all over the world get together with on thing in common, passion for what they do.

After a few days ideas go from one place to the other, from one brain to the other, and if one is fast enough all of them can be cached and post-it to the board. Structure is added and it becomes the TOC, or table of contents, of a new book.

Then each team member stands in front of this board and leaves their signature, this simple act creates a strong connection between the passion, the ideas and those post-its, that reflects what each one of them and the team as a whole expects and will do for a brand new IBM Redbooks publication.

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