Events
14 June, 2012
12:00 am Eastern Time
Scriptorium visits Ireland for the first time! Sarah O’Keefe and Matthew Ellison will collaborate on a session on how to extract print documentation from a variety of help authoring sources. Sarah will also present a session on HTML5. Scriptorium will participate in the trade show.
For more details, visit the conference web site, www.uaconference.eu.
12 July, 2012
1:00 pm Eastern Time
Webcast: Six Easy Ways to Control Your Localization Costs
Our little blue planet seems to be growing smaller with each passing
day. There is a continually growing need to deliver content in
multiple languages for a diverse geographic and cultural audience. The
cost of producing all of this information can seem staggering, but
there are some fundamental ways in which you can lower these costs.
Join Bill Swallow for a discussion about some of the ways you can cut your
localization costs while still delivering quality content. We will
look at things that you can do at all stages of the localization
process, from authoring source content to publishing.
Bill manages the GlobalScript division at LinguaLinx, a global
communications company offering a diverse suite of language solutions
to organizations with global footprints. Here he helps organizations
develop customized content strategies to meet their global
communication needs.
This event is free. Enter your name and email below to register:
14 August, 2012
1:00 pm Eastern Time
Webcast: The business case for better tech comm
Sarah O’Keefe discusses how you can improve business results with better technical communication. Details to come.
7 October, 2012
12:00 am Eastern Time
Scriptorium will exhibit at Lavacon. Sarah O’Keefe has a session tentatively entitled Ending the Cold War between Tech Comm and Marcomm.
Expect chocolate, karaoke, and an excellent learning opportunity. For more details, visit the conference site, www.lavacon.org.
23 October, 2012
12:00 am Eastern Time
Details to come. Expect to hear something from Sarah O’Keefe on content strategy…
