Who They Are & What They Create

McGraw-Hill is a global learning company and publisher of educational and professional materials. Similar to Wiley, they are not a traditional SDO, but they publish and distribute a vast amount of technical content, including engineering handbooks and reference materials that are widely used as de facto standards in various industries.

Industries Supported

  • Academic & Professional Education
  • Engineering & Science
  • Business

Detailed History

McGraw-Hill was founded in 1888. The company grew by publishing technical journals and books for engineers and business professionals. In the 20th century, McGraw-Hill became a major force in publishing, with a focus on educational and professional content. Their handbooks, such as Roark’s Formulas for Stress and Strain, are often seen as essential tools for practicing engineers and are used to inform design and construction practices.

 

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