Smart Information in Service
The idea behind after-sales service has changed! How Can You Shift from Product to Service? …
Digital Spare Parts Catalogs Put to the Ultimate Test
eBook | How do they address current challenges? Key functions for use by plant and machinery manufacturers. …
Quanos SIS.one
Learn how Quanos SIS.one supports you in digitizing your service and maintenance processes. You too can reduc…
Increased Revenue by Replacing 2D with 3D Data
Make the most of your 3D data every time - from design to aftersales.
ROI-Examples for Technical Writing Departments
Our sample calculations will give you a good indication of whether a content management system is suitable fo…
Introduction to SCHEMA ST4
SCHEMA ST4 is one of the internationally most used component content management systems (CCMS) for creating m…
Automation in a nutshell
Standardise and automate repetitive tasks - automation means that this can be configured directly in SCHEMA S…
SCHEMA Live recording: Automation step by step
Standardise and automate repetitive tasks - automation means that this can be configured directly in SCHEMA S…
Technical Writing 4.0: How BERNINA, Bühler, and Miele Are Building Smart Information Structures
Technical writing plays an underestimated role in many companies—with teams often working in isolation and restricted to producing manuals. But in our age of digitization, its potential is being rediscovered. At BERNINA, Bühler, and Miele, technical writing is developing into a central hub that connects departments and builds smart information structures. In our webinar, Mirko Trepzik (BERNINA), Daniel Ott (Bühler AG), and David Kavermann (Miele) shared their innovative approaches. They explained how they used the idea of a “single source of truth” to break down information silos and create a standardized database that not only increases efficiency but also lays the foundation for digital transformation. In the following, we’ll touch on the most important insights from the webinar once again.
