Two speakers shared their takeaways from DITA 2006 and CMS 2006 I attended the central Texas DITA users group meeting last night, and wanted to write up some notes. We had two speakers share their thoughts after attending two related conferences this spring. Bob Beims from Freescale shared his thoughts on attending the DITA 2006 […]
Getting expert content from outside sources
Riffing on some ideas for getting authoritative technical content from new sources What can you do when expert content is hard to come by? I’m talking about the upper-crust trusted sources of technical information, much like how A-list bloggers are set to get the higher page rankings on certain topics. Even Technorati is allowing you […]
Our DITA experience at BMC Software
With The Rockley Report now available for free, I can point you to a case study about our use of DITA. DITA stands for Darwin Information Typing Architecture, an XML-based information architecture design originally from IBM but also an OASIS Standard with an open source toolkit on SourceForge also available. This case study outlines our […]