Mark Poston, Senior Technical Consultant, at Mekon Ltd, describes how deploying DITA tools is not only possible, but can greatly improve the efficiency of your business.  For years organizations have wanted to get Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) creating Business Documentation in XML so it can be single-sourced and reused in various scenarios. DITA XML has proven usable, practical and effective where traditional XML has struggled to gain ground.

This case study is for anyone involved in the process of creation, publishing and delivering of different types of business document by non technical and distributed authors.  Mark will explain how the solution allows editors to manage each report from creation, management of copyright permissions, to final publication to print and digital distribution, reducing costs and increasing efficiency.

Mark will discuss the scalable solution adopted by Key Note Ltd., a leading market research company in the UK, who wanted to improve their efficiency by moving to an XML-based editorial system.  Authors and editors are supplied with a familiar and easy to use Word environment for authoring XML content. They have the ability to dynamically render charts, import tables from Microsoft Excel, and create outputs in a number of formats.

Duration: 60 minutes
Cost: Free

In this free Webinar you will learn how through the use XML technologies to improve efficiencies in:

• Enable efficient multi-format, multi channel delivery
• Implement XML without scaring off business users
• Demonstrate return on investment
• Use the latest structured data standards and schemas
• Manage granular content and promote re-use
• Integrate purpose built XML data repositories with existing applications
• Reduce the time to market and improve quality

Watch this free DITA Webinar

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