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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.

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  • Increase efficiency in service (8)
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  • Variant management (14)
  • Modularization (8)
  • Reuse (5)
  • terminology management (7)
  • Layouts and formats (2)

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Technical Documentation: The Most Important Standards

Let us start by saying that you can never tell from the outside which standards will be of relevance to a technical writi…

 

Getting Started with Terminology

For some companies, terminology work is an everyday occurrence. They appreciate the benefits of a well-maintained termino…

 

What and Who Benefits from Terminology?

For many companies, systematic terminology work is still a closed book but it is a task worth taking seriously. After all…

 

Reviewing, Editing, or Proofreading?

There is a part of the technical writing process that almost every company has a different name for: in addition to revie…

 

Chatbots for Technical Documentation

Gerhard Glatz and Lara Kraegel are technical writers at Dokuschmiede, a service provider for technical communication and …

 

Unequal Siblings: Technical Writing and Marketing

In principle, technical writing and marketing do the same thing: they communicate with customers about a company's produc…

The Single Source of Truth at Bühler  

The Single Source of Truth at Bühler

Bühler goes back a long way – to 1860 to be precise, the year the company was founded in Uzwil in Switzerland. Today, Büh…

 

How to Write “Single Source”

OK, so you obviously know perfectly well how to write “single source”. However, what many people aren't aware of is that …

 

Artificial Intelligence in Technical Documentation, Part 2

Artificial intelligence is already widespread in technical documentation these days. In this interview with Fabienne Lang…

 

Say Goodbye to 1001 Sources - Single Source in Technical Documentation

Single source is a buzz-phrase that we hear time and time again in technical writing. Its meaning seems pretty obvious at…

PDF is Lazy Digitalization  

PDF is Lazy Digitalization

In principle, there's nothing wrong with PDF… It's a great format; it's relatively secure and fairly flexible. It offers …

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…