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SUMMARY:AEM Guides conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Will we see you in sunny Las Vegas for the 2026 AEM Guides conference? If so\, make sure you hear Sarah O’Keefe’s keynote session! \nThe Great Escape: Managing Content in an AI World \nJoin us as Sarah talks through the strategic implications of AI for content professionals: the power shift from authors to consumers\, the rise of synthetic content\, and the role of trust. \nRegister on the conference website. \nWant to meet with Sarah during the event? Contact us!
URL:https://www.scriptorium.com/event/aem-guides-conference-2026/
LOCATION:The Venetian Resort Las Vegas\, 3325-3355 S. Las Vegas Boulevard\, Las Vegas\, NV\, United States
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SUMMARY:UI for AI: Responsible content delivery (webinar)
DESCRIPTION:With AI\, users are taking control over content delivery. They can summarize\, personalize\, translate\, and rewrite to their hearts’ content. But what are the risks? If the user can shorten content\, do critical warnings fall away? What does this do to accuracy and completeness? \nContent professionals must establish guardrails that keep users safe in AI-powered interactions and ensures the integrity of the communication. We must re-enter the UI arena. \nJoin Sarah O’Keefe\, CEO of Scriptorium\, and Fabrice Lacroix\, CEO of Fluid Topics\, as they explore strategies and share examples of UI for AI that empower users while protecting them—and your organization—from misinterpretation\, incomplete information\, and compliance breaches. \nRegister for the webinar
URL:https://www.scriptorium.com/event/ui-for-ai-responsible-content-delivery-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Conversational AI: The cost of ignoring structured content (webinar)
DESCRIPTION:Conversational AI is everywhere\, but reliable AI responses depend on reliable content. So\, how do you ensure your content is reliable? Join us on Wednesday\, May 13th\, at 11 am Eastern for our next episode of “Let’s Talk ContentOps!” \n \n \nGuest Rahel Bailie\, Content Solutions Strategist at Content Seriously\, and host Sarah O’Keefe\, Founder & CEO of Scriptorium\, examine how the intersection of structured content and conversational AI has evolved. They also discuss practical next steps that organizations can take to create a successful AI content strategy. \nDuring the show\, attendees will learn: \n\nWhat structured content is and how it fuels reliable conversational AI responses\nHow technical writers and conversation designers can collaborate for optimal output\nThe practical next steps for creating successful AI outcomes\n\nRegister for the webinar on BrightTalk \nCan’t make it to the live show? Register\, and we’ll send you the recording! \nLet’s Talk ContentOps is brought to you by The Content Wrangler\, Scriptorium Publishing\, and is sponsored by Heretto\, a powerful component content management system (CCMS) platform to deploy help and API documentation in a single portal designed to delight your customers.
URL:https://www.scriptorium.com/event/conversational-ai-the-cost-of-ignoring-structured-content/
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SUMMARY:How to survive the four horsemen of the "AIpocalypse" (webinar)
DESCRIPTION:Confront the chaos that generative AI can unleash on your content and discover how to regain control. In this practical session\, Torsten Machert (Congree Language Technologies) and Sarah O’Keefe (Scriptorium Publishing) reveal the four biggest threats that undermine quality when you rely on GenAI for content creation: \n\nno suitable metadata concept\nno classification\nno company-specific language\nno company-specific terminology\n\n \nExplore actionable strategies to address these challenges so your output remains consistent\, accurate\, and unmistakably yours. \n\nWednesday\, May 20th\n1 pm Eastern\nRegister for the webinar on BrightTalk
URL:https://www.scriptorium.com/event/how-to-survive-the-four-horsemen-of-the-aipocalypse-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Adobe DITAWORLD 2026
DESCRIPTION:See our team in action at Adobe DITAWORLD 2026! This online event brings you industry-leading insights on content ops and beyond. \nSharks ahead: AI opportunities and risks\n\n\nIn this panel discussion\, Sarah O’Keefe (Scriptorium)\, Nick Fernholz (Red Hat)\, Mark Kelley (Northern)\, Dr. Carlos Evia (Virginia Tech)\, and Ulrike Parson (Parson AG) discuss the opportunities and risks ahead for AI and content. How will academia respond to AI? What does the regulatory landscape look like in Europe? What does it mean to be AI-first? \n\nDay 2: Wednesday\, June 24th\n11:45 am PDT\n\nRegister for Adobe DITAWORLD 2026 on the conference website.
URL:https://www.scriptorium.com/event/adobe-ditaworld-2026/
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SUMMARY:LavaCon 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join our team in Charlotte\, NC\, for LavaCon 2026! You’ll hear us speak in the following sessions: \nThe barbarians are at the gate (keynote)\nThe arc of publishing is the slow destruction of gatekeepers. The invention of writing took away the voice of the author or storyteller. The printing press separated formatting and copying. And today\, content consumers have broken through the last gate with AI. Instead of gratefully accepting a document from a benevolent publisher\, the content consumer can repackage content into a different format and a different language. They can ask for more or less detail\, additional examples\, or targeted information. \nIn this session\, Sarah O’Keefe (Scriptorium) answers critical content ops questions. How do we respond to this new development in our role as content experts? What does it mean to lose control over content delivery? \nSession details: \n\nMonday\, October 26th\n4 pm EDT\n\nFrom chaos to clarity: Streamlining regulated global content (case study)\nBy early 2026\, Insulet expanded sales of its Omnipod insulin pumps to over 20 countries and almost as many languages. The rapidly growing customer base\, continually expanding product lines\, and increasing number of regulatory requirements significantly outpaced the inefficient desktop publishing processes left over from the early days of medical device manufacturing. \nInsulet made a strategic move to DITA in late 2025 to centralize content\, eliminate manual work\, and streamline production through intelligent content reuse\, rich metadata\, release management\, and automated publishing. \nIn this session\, Leah Catania (Insulet) and Bill Swallow (Scriptorium) discuss the factors that led to the transition to DITA and explore the benefits of such a move in a highly regulated industry. Leah and Bill break down the challenges faced\, efficiencies gained\, and lessons learned along the way\, including: \n\nNavigating the maze of Good “X” Practice (GxP) requirements – for the content itself and the tools involved.\nMapping completely unstructured content and inconsistent formatting to structured content with templatized outputs.\nConsolidating dozens of different baseline guides into a handful of “global” English baselines through content reuse and conditional filtering.\nAdapting content written for printed guides to be used in a mobile-first HTML output for in-app help\, while still maintaining as much content reuse as possible.\n\nSession details: \n\nWednesday\, October 28th\n9:30 am EDT\n\nDon’t miss these live sessions!\nRegister for LavaCon 2026 on the conference website.
URL:https://www.scriptorium.com/event/lavacon-2026/
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