Tech reviewer needed for upcoming book about Intel compilers, tools and libraries

[Anwar_Ludin]

Hello,

I am currently working on a book about parallel programming using the intel compilers and libraries. A chapter will be dedicated to the Xeon Phi and I would therefore need an Intel tech reviewer for the chapter. I would preferably wish an Intel employee with hands on experience on the Xeon Phi. As a tech reviewer you will appear in the book's front matter including a short bio. The book is part of the ApressOpen platform.

If you are interested in reviewing the book, please contact John Aiken at Intel Industry Education (formerly Intel Press).

Anwar Ludin 

[TaylorIoTKidd]

Hi Anwar,

I'll see if I can find someone for you. If I can't find someone, I may be just foolish enough to volunteer.

Regards
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Taylor
 

[Anwar_Ludin]

Hi Taylor,

Thanks a lot for your interest and please forgive me for the delayed response! I've been down with the flu for the last couple of days. 

Indeed it would be great if either you or one of your colleagues could do some tech reviewing. The task is actually quite simple:

- I will be submitting chapters for review.
- At that point you can basically annotate the manuscript using MS Word's "track changes" functionality by including your own comments. Your job would be to flag technical inaccuracies as well as important topics that should be further explained.
- You don't need to worry about editing the text's style since this will be taken care of by a dedicated editor.
- You can also pass around the draft chapter to colleagues and they can include their own comments using the MS Word track changes tool.
- I will then revise the chapter and submit it to you once again in order to confirm that all issues have been addressed.

You can reach me by email at the following address: anwar.ludin@gmail.com. We can also convene of a skype call and further discuss the matter.

Thanks!

Anwar