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28th May 2015 |
Documentation in agile, Product information, Single sourcing, Technical authoring as a service |
George Lewis |
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Outsourcing is a cost effective and flexible way for organisations to quickly access expertise or resources to support their operations. Outsourcing can reduce costs by 40-70% due
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14th May 2015 |
Product information, Reduce risk, Standards and compliance, Technical authoring as a service |
Chris Burden |
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We have many ways to measure how healthy we are – blood pressure, BMI, heart rate, cholesterol levels, age, temperature and many more. From these measures we know what is
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2nd February 2015 |
Documentation in agile, Technical authoring as a service |
Keith Kirkwood |
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As part of a recent project, a client required a set of user and operations documents with some of the content also presented dynamically as online help and embedded tooltips.
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26th November 2014 |
Single sourcing, Technical authoring as a service |
George Lewis |
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Watch this short video to find out about doc-department and technical authoring as a service.
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24th October 2014 |
Content distribution, Control costs, Creating content, Improve flexibility, Inbound marketing, Product information |
George Lewis |
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50% of content marketers say their biggest problem is creating content consistently, and 54% say that producing engaging content is a challenge, according to a Content Marketing
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28th August 2014 |
Single sourcing, Technical authoring as a service |
George Lewis |
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There are many benefits for an organisation in moving to a single-sourced, topic-based authoring methodology such as DITA for their product documentation. Jacquie Samuels has
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30th June 2014 |
Single sourcing, Technical authoring as a service |
George Lewis |
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Watch this short video to find out how working with doc-department can improve your product documentation process.
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31st March 2014 |
Single sourcing |
George Lewis |
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Modern technical writing tools and methodologies have encouraged the use of automated tasks to reduce the amount of duplicate content by single sourcing content across documents
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26th November 2013 |
Technical authoring as a service |
George Lewis |
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We are often asked what is the difference between copy writing and technical writing. The key difference I highlight is the purpose of the content and the audience for whom it is
