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Flexible learning content with the DITA Learning and Training specialization

ScriptoriumTech / 03.2020White papersLeave a Comment

This white paper is also available in PDF format. Executive summary Learning content professionals spend a lot of time creating content for instructor guides, presentations, assessments, and other deliverables. To adapt that content for multiple contexts, these content developers often: Copy and paste content from … Read More

Content accounting: Calculating value of content in the enterprise

Sarah O'Keefe / 11.2019White papers1 Comment

  The challenge of content value Content value is a hot topic in marketing and technical communication. In the publishing industry, the connection between content and value is clear. A publisher sells a book (or film or other piece of content) and gets book sales, … Read More

The Scriptorium approach to content strategy

Sarah O'Keefe / 07.2019White papers1 Comment

Scriptorium owl logo

This white paper is also available in PDF format. Executive summary Scriptorium’s approach to content strategy is based on management consulting principles. First, we identify business goals that are connected to content problems. We then do a needs analysis and gap analysis, and develop requirements. … Read More

Understanding content strategy as a specialized form of management consulting

Sarah O'Keefe / 05.2019White papers1 Comment

First published in Technical Communication Volume 66, Number 2 (May 2019) by the Society for Technical Communication. Coauthored by Sarah O’Keefe, Alan Pringle, and Bill Swallow. This white paper is also available in PDF format. Abstract Purpose: The goal of this article is to position … Read More

How much does XML publishing cost?

Sarah O'Keefe / 02.2019White papersLeave a Comment

Various forms of currency

This white paper is also available in PDF format. Executive summary There is no single answer to the question of how much XML-based publishing will cost. This white paper describes XML publishing based on small, medium, large, and enterprise scenarios.

Managing DITA projects: Five keys to success

Alan Pringle / 11.2018White papers1 Comment

Machinery

This white paper is also available in PDF format.

The DITA business case: Maximizing content value

Bill Swallow / 09.2018White papersLeave a Comment

depiction of multichannel publishing from DITA source

Coauthored by Sarah O’Keefe and Bill Swallow This post is also available in PDF format.

Single-sourcing is dead. Long live shared pipes!

Sarah O'Keefe / 04.2018Analysis, White papers10 Comments

multiple sources onnected to authoring

The term single-sourcing is too simplistic to describe today’s content creation environments.

Localization and the DITA Open Toolkit

Simon Bate / 10.2017White papers1 Comment

This post is also available in PDF format. Out of the box, the DITA Open Toolkit (OT) looks as though it’s localization-ready. The HTML and PDF plugins contain strings for over 50 languages. So it would seem that all you have to do is specify … Read More

DITA specialization : Extensibility and standards compliance

Sarah O'Keefe / 10.2017White papers2 Comments

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