A hierarchy of content needs
Some thoughts on how to evaluate a hierarchy of content needs as a foundation for content strategy.
Author: Sarah O'Keefe
What I learned at tcworld India
Some thoughts after a trip to Bangalore for the tcworld India event.
What I learned at tcworld India
Some thoughts after a trip to Bangalore for the tcworld India event.
Strange bedfellows: InDesign and DITA
or, What you need to know before you start working on a DITA to InDesign project.
Trends in technical communication, 2014 edition
Our annual prognostication, along with an assessment of our predictions from last year.
Webcast: Trends in technical communication 2014
In this webcast recording, Sarah O’Keefe and Bill Swallow of Scriptorium Publishing discuss what’s new in technical communication. Alan Pringle moderates.
Will it blend? Content management software and localization companies
Vasont, TransPerfect, and Astoria. Really??
Minimum viable content
…in which we explore the idea of minimal viable product as applied to technical content.
Light-weight authoring tools are taking over
The basic idea of structured content—separate storage of content and formatting—is changing production workflows and, increasingly, content creation tools. In FrameMaker 12, Adobe joins the party on the tech comm side.
Extending our content strategy empire—at least to the Empire State
Longest. Interview. Ever.
Bill Swallow and I first met in person at the Help ’99 Conference in Dallas, Texas. (1999, not 1899!) Today, we are pleased to announce that Bill is joining Scriptorium as a full-time technical consultant.
