Our guide for technical documentation

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In a technical editing department, the creation of technical documents is only half the battle.
A large part of it is also the organisation of the content: Variant management, terminology, translation
management and the automation of tasks are just a few keywords.

Technical Documentation

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  • AI technology (7)
  • Automation (3)
  • CCMS (30)
  • Content Delivery (12)
  • Content creation (45)
  • Digital Information Twin (5)
  • Digitalization (10)
  • Documentation (1)
  • E-commerce (1)
  • Layouts and formats (3)
  • Legal (4)
  • Modularization (5)
  • Networking service information (4)
  • Ordering spare parts (1)
  • Quality control (23)
  • Reuse (3)
  • Selling spare parts (1)
  • Smart Information (20)
  • Terminology Management (6)
  • Tools and technology (8)
  • Translation management (10)
  • Trends (13)
  • Variant management (10)

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Getting Variants Under Control  

Getting Variants Under Control

There are many reasons why technical documentation has different variants. But what is the best way for a technical writi…

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Variants, variants, and more variants

Most technical writers agree that variants are one of the biggest challenges in technical authoring. But where do these v…

English documentary, German editing: (no) problem  

English documentary, German editing: (no) problem

This blog article is only available in German.

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From risk assessment to warning label

One of the key functions of instructions is to facilitate the safe use of a product. Clearly, technical writing departmen…