If your documentation process is implicated in a customer quality incident (CQI), Congratulations! You have the platform needed to shine a light on the problems you’ve been escalating for years.
In this presentation, Seth Park will argue that errors in documentation are actually symptoms of underlying data flow issues. If you don’t get involved in root-cause analysis, you’ll end up being asked for more reviews and checklists when you really need a more effective method for transferring data amongst teams.
Visiting Dojo Expert
Seth Park is an Information Supply Chain Manager at NXP Semiconductors. He spends his time thinking about how the product development process is a network of information dependencies. He has unified product development and documentation flows, enabling integrated and highly parameterized DITA content. He has developed "DITA as exchange standard" architecture, allowing developers to contribute to customer documentation in a minimally disruptive manner. He defines and leads his organization with innovative data model initiatives that have increased efficiency and accuracy of the entire information supply chain.
Watch the video
Recorded: 10 Oct 2016
View the slides
You might also be interested in...
Writing (Non-Agile) Business Requirements
Jackie Damrau
How to find the best content management system (or any other tool)
There's only one way to guarantee you get the best tool. Advice and strategies to make it easier.
Key Concepts:
case study, content strategy, dita, make your business case
Filed under:
About the TC Dojo
At the TC Dojo, you pick the topics and we find the experts. Join our mailing list so you can attend the next one live. After all, you can't ask questions of a video.