Articles

Case Study in Controlling Documentation Quality with acrocheck: Assisted Writing and Editing at SAS

Saturday, March 22, 2008

By John Kohl, SAS Institute (reprinted with permission from Client Side News)

In a previous article, Uwe Muegge speculated about why we don’t hear about more companies using controlled languages. According to Muegge, “anyone new to the field may have a hard time ...

Filed under: Content Quality Management : Localization : Structured Content : Translation

Improving Your Legacy Content With Content Tagging

Friday, March 14, 2008

By Michael Gross, DCLNews

In the early days of digitizing information, five years ago, it was enough to just make more and more content electronic, but that’s no longer enough. With the ever-enlarging mounds of data out there, it’s not enough to create more ...

Filed under: Content Conversion : Legacy Content Conversion : Metadata : Structured Content : XML

The New Recipe for Pharma Success

Monday, March 03, 2008

By Paul Wlodarczyk, JustSystems

One look at the numbers reveals the high stakes game that pharmaceutical companies play in their efforts to bring new drugs to market. In the United States, the numbers include:

$800 million to $1 billion—the average cost of moving a ...

Filed under: Content Management : Life Sciences : Structured Content : Technological Innovation : XML

Component Content Management: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?

Monday, February 04, 2008

By Paul Trotter, CEO Author-it Software Corporation

More and more businesses are expanding into international markets. A critical success factor for this expansion is high quality, cost-effective, and timely translated written content. Responsibility for this ...