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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

  • Content creation (68)
  • Quality control (34)
  • Documentation (27)
  • Networking service information (14)
  • Trends (9)
  • CCMS (57)
  • terminology management (8)
  • Tools and technology (7)
  • Translation management (10)
  • AI technology (7)
  • Digitalization (14)
  • Smart Information (35)
  • Content Delivery (19)
  • Digital Information Twin (15)
  • Product news (2)
  • After sales service (2)
  • Automation (12)
  • Increase efficiency in service (8)
  • Identifying spare parts (2)
  • Spare parts catalogue (1)
  • Variant management (14)
  • Modularization (8)
  • Reuse (5)
  • Layouts and formats (2)

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Technical documentation – Why?

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The Right Choice  

The Right Choice

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Is a Component Content Management System Worthwhile?

If you’re thinking about introducing a component content management system (CCMS), you will of course want to know whethe…

Does Your Technical Writing Department Need a Component Content Management System?  

Does Your Technical Writing Department Need a Component Content Management System?

Sometimes the answer to the question “At what point do you need a component content management system?” is quite obvious:…

Pushing the boundaries of technical writing with automation  

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Easier, faster, more reliable – taking your technical writing to a new level with automation  

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“SCHEMA ST4! Put together a translation package for this project, and only in the languages that have not yet been transl…

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Automating terminology checks in SCHEMA ST4

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Aren’t we looking here at something that is almost an oxymoron? You could be forgiven for thinking so. “Agile” – a word w…

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