Key Concept Archive
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Tools and Development: Courtship, Commitment, and Relationship Goals
The demands for content creation and delivery today often necessitate far more than the simple desktop publishing programs of the 80s and 90s. Instead, companies must invest in a full content ecosystem that might include authoring tool, content management system,…
- Key Concepts: make your business case
- Filed under: Presentations
- Venues: CIDM
How much does Arbortext cost?
by Dave There's a lot of confusion, bad information, old information about Arbortext floating around out there. There's an assumption that Arbortext is only for the Fortune 100 and that it's completely out of reach for small to medium businesses….
- Key Concepts: make your business case
- Filed under: Presentations
- Venues: CIDM
Advantages of Virtual Teaming Projects for Students, Organizations, and Educators
Project-based learning has long been a hallmark of technical communication academic programs. However, with advances in technology, globalization, and geographically dispersed workforces, students must also learn how to conduct projects as members of virtual teams. This session will explore the…
- Key Concepts: make your business case
- Filed under: Presentations
- Venues: CIDM
Leading a Content Strategy in Small to Medium Enterprises
Convincing the administration in a small-medium business is just as hard as for the bigger businesses. You need a strong case, but how do you get through? You will after this session. You will learn what is the lean approach….
- Key Concepts: content strategy, make your business case
- Filed under: Webinars
- Venues: TC Dojo
What should be in a Year-End Review?
The end of the year is a time for us all to look ourselves over critically in the mirror and review our performance: “In December, I want to look back at the year and answer two questions: 1. how did…
- Key Concepts: best practices, make your business case, training and mentoring
- Filed under: Liz Asks
- Venues: Single-Sourcing Exclusive
Writing (Non-Agile) Business Requirements
Writing requirements requires the ability to write clearly, concisely, and succinctly so others can design, develop, and test the product. This session covers 8 characteristics of writing a good requirement, reviews 4 steps to requirements gathering, and concludes with 17…
- Key Concepts: make your business case
- Filed under: Presentations
- Venues: CIDM
How to Use Root-Cause Analysis to Promote Information Supply Chain Methodologies
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…
- Key Concepts: make your business case
- Filed under: Presentations
- Venues: CIDM
How to find the best content management system (or any other tool)
b Post Summary In this article, I hope I can convince you to gather requirements before you buy. It's the only way to guarantee that you find the best content management system for you. Not for someone else. FOR YOU….
- Key Concepts: make your business case
- Filed under: Presentations
- Venues: CIDM