Archive for the ‘Communication’ Category
WebWorks Releases Another Must-Read Whitepaper Entitled “Beyond Technical Communication”
Today WebWorks released a new addition to its whitepaper library. Beyond Technical Communication is an inside, analytical look into the contributions a Technical Writer can make to maximize the customer experience while at the same time minimize associative costs. Click Here to read the latest WebWorks whitepaper.
2009.2 – Confluence and Continuous Improvement
Whew!
We’re putting a bow on our 2009.2 release and prepping it to roll out next week. ePublisher 2009.2 includes support for FrameMaker 9 and a new wiki format, Atlassian’s Confluence. We’re a bit delayed from our original ship date of 2009-06-30. This was caused first by our Q1 slip implementing our new contract licensing service. [...]
How to keep your wiki growing
Anyone who has been working with wikis for a while can see we have come to a crossroads. I’m not talking about whether we’ll keep using wikis (probably none of us can function without them). Rather, the path forward to keeping our wikis dynamic and growing is murky. I think we can find our footing [...]
Content-centric Communities – Building Emotional Connections through Content
I’ve just returned to life at WebWorks.com after spending the past five days taking in SxSW Interactive. SxSW Interactive brings together an eclectic mix of doers, thinkers, and users. How many conferences have you experienced where the attendees and presenters include Sci-Fi authors, journalists, psychiatrists, psychologists, marketers, designers, coders, and gamers? People were as likely [...]
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ePublisher and the "Big Picture"
Video Link: “Big Picture”
My daughter Kalyani is an amazing person. Smart, strong-willed, and just about the greatest Second Grader you’ll ever meet. She does, however, possess one less than endearing trait. Kalyani can be an absolute nightmare when things don’t go her way. More exactly, Kalyani has trouble when the “Real [...]