XML authoring improves technical writing.
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XML Authoring improves technical writing
XML Authoring improves technical writing and the field of technical communications. Join your local San Diego chapter for our monthly meeting in March 2020 with Liz Fraley. She will present an overview of XML authoring–what it is, how it benefits writers and the companies that use Arbortext as an authoring tool. Learn why you might change from desktop publishing systems to something more dynamic and why you can get excited about the change. She will highlight success stories from companies who have been doing dynamic information delivery for a very long time including qualified hard data on benefits, breadth of projects and the impact on long-term implementations.
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What is XML authoring and why do we need it?
According to wikipedia, the design goals of XML emphasize simplicity, generality, and usability across the Internet. It is a textual data format with strong support via Unicode for different human languages. Although the design of XML focuses on documents, the language is widely used for the representation of arbitrary data structures such as those used in web services. We can use the design goals of XML to simplify our technical documentation and increase its usability. Learn how XML authoring improves technical writing in this presentation.
About the Speaker
Liz Fraley, Single-Sourcing Solutions, is a serial entrepreneur. She’s founded two companies, sits on the boards of three non-profits, and is constantly coming up with new ways to share knowledge in the technical communications and content industries. She has worked in high-tech and government sectors, at companies of all different sizes (from startups to huge enterprises). She advocates approaches that directly improve organizational efficiency, productivity, and interoperability. If you ask her, she’ll say she’s happiest when those around her are successful.
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