Books and manuals on project management, technology and business, alongside a body of fiction and social analysis that explores what technique leaves out.
From the PMBOK 8 standard and Scrum to cybersecurity in the age of autonomous agents; from the business plan to household finances; from the technological novel to the study of labour inequality.
Each line answers a different question, but they share the same standard: original material, verifiable and usable from the first page. Open any of them to read the full argument.
PMBOK 8, Scrum, governance, issue tracking and risk assessment for technical teams.
Cybersecurity against agentic AI, and artificial intelligence applied to everyday life.
From the business plan to self-employment and managing personal finances, with figures and real cases.
A technological novel, contemporary drama, didactic fiction and a journey through modern Spanish history.
Social class and working conditions in Spain, assertive reasoning and defence against disinformation.
Cross-platform mobile development with React Native and systems programming with Rust and Cargo.
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A note on language. Most of these books are published in Spanish. The cards below say exactly which ones also have an English edition; titles are given as they appear on the cover.
Principles, performance domains, focus areas and the 40 processes of PMBOK 8
Original teaching material —independent and not affiliated with PMI— for understanding and applying the structure of the 8th edition of the PMBOK Guide to software, hardware, AI and infrastructure projects: the 6 principles, the 7 performance domains, the 5 focus areas and tailoring.
Issue tracking and risk assessment in a delivery system aligned with PMBOK
A hybrid operating model for teams that deliver with Scrum and still need governance, traceability and decision discipline. Its thesis: most delivery failures are not caused by a lack of talent, but by uncertainty that was seen too late, had no owner, or was escalated without a decision attached.
Protecting information in the age of autonomous agents
A complete view of AI-assisted cybersecurity: from ransomware as a service to prompt injection, model poisoning and agent abuse, with a roadmap towards a resilient, ethical ecosystem prepared for post-quantum cryptography.
Microsoft Copilot in your daily life: home, work and school
Practical, non-technical writing for readers with no background in the field: what AI actually is, how it is used day to day, and how to master the art of prompting without losing sight of bias, limits and privacy.
Spain 2026 edition · A practical guide to working for yourself
A reasoned catalogue of 200 businesses that can be started from home, each with estimated investment, market rates, the qualifications required, hidden costs, a traffic-light rating for using your own home and an assessment of how well it resists automation by AI.
From the business idea to the company, step by step
The steps needed to turn an idea into a company while reducing uncertainty: the parts of a business plan, resources, key decisions, and lessons learned both from those who failed and from those who made it work.
A practical guide to reaching financial stability
The basics of household economics explained without jargon: budgeting, saving, debt, an emergency buffer and prudent investing, with example financial plans you can apply from the first month.
Technological fiction on hacktivism and the ethics of AI
Álex Ferrer, a project manager by day and a hacker by night, builds an artificial intelligence that ends up evolving beyond its programming. Together with the journalist Nora Vidal he is drawn into a web of conspiracies that tests the boundary between the human and the artificial.
A novel about heartbreak, betrayal and personal transformation
Ana and Luis build an intense relationship that collapses under the weight of a lie. In the pain, Ana finds something unexpected: a rage that, far from destroying her, becomes the engine of her rebuilding. Fifteen episodes of contemporary fiction.
From the Bourbon Restoration to the parliamentary monarchy (1875–2025)
A journey through six chronological blocks —Restoration, Primo de Rivera, Second Republic, Francoism, Transition and democracy— with the milestones and the institutional mistakes of each stage set out so that continuities and ruptures become visible.
A novel about the art of thinking critically
When Elena Ruiz, a retired philosopher, moves back in with her daughter’s family, everyday conflicts turn into lessons in metacognition and bias detection. Cognitive psychology told through the Socratic method: questions, not sermons.
An academic yet accessible manual on employability, inequality and stratification
A rigorous framework for understanding the relationship between type of work, class position and working conditions in contemporary Spain. It combines classical sociological analysis with quantitative data on disposable income from INE, CIS, Eurostat and the OECD.
A practical guide to assertive reasoning
A method for making conscious decisions, holding a position and keeping a clear head under pressure: fallacies, biases, the structure of an argument, and guided practice with the APC algorithm.
Detect, verify, respond
Verification tools and procedures for identifying hoaxes, synthetic content and coordinated campaigns, with a comparative report on the tools available today.
Cross-platform mobile app development with JavaScript
A complete technical book for developers who want to build native iOS and Android applications with JavaScript and React, from setting up the toolchain to publishing on the stores.
A progressive course, chapter by chapter, with runnable examples
From hello world to the ownership and borrowing model, error handling, collections, testing with Cargo and concurrency. Every chapter ships with code that is ready to run.
Javier Navarro Cerdá writes about what he practises. His main axis is project management in technical environments: how uncertainty is governed, how risks are assessed, and how a decision gets made in time while the information is still incomplete. That is where his manuals on the PMBOK 8 standard and on integrating Scrum with project governance come from.
The same view extends to technology: cybersecurity in the face of autonomous agents, and artificial intelligence applied to work and daily life, always with the aim of translating the complex into something a non-specialist can use.
Accessible knowledge, verifiable judgement and conscious action.
His second line is business and economics: from the business plan to the catalogue of activities that can be started from home today, and on to household finances. In parallel he works on social analysis —class, employment and disinformation— and on a body of fiction with room for the questions the manuals do not settle.
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