Lionbridge Technologies, Inc., (Nasdaq: LIOX - News), today announced that it has joined the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) working group as a member of the technical committee.
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Innodata Isogen
Testimonial: Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2006-03-15 16:13.
"DITA is a solid architectural base for developing modular information systems for technical documentation. It provides many of the important features that SGML architectures were intended to provide, but in an XML-friendly way. We see DITA as leading to more robust and sustainable systems for managing modular, re-usable information assets. In addition, DITA can lower the cost of entry for modular information creation, management, and delivery in much the way DocBook does for more traditionally-structured books."
W. Eliot Kimber, Senior Analyst
Lionbridge Joins DITA Technical Committee
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Justsystems XMetaL
Testimonial: Submitted by admin on Wed, 2006-03-15 03:21. Last updated on Wed, 2006-07-26 23:59.
"While DITA was conceived for tech pubs, its benefits make it well-suited for other types of content, particularly the kinds of granular, customer-facing content that we typically see on the web. For example, product or services descriptions, reviews, and FAQs are inherently topic-oriented, but today are implemented in ad hoc or proprietary formats.
Paul Wlodarczyk, VP, Content Lifecycle Solutions. XMetaL, a division of Justsystems.
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"Structuring your Documents for Maximum Reuse," Janice (Ginny) Redish, Best Practices, June 2000. [Best Practices is the bimonthly newsletter of the Center for Information-Development Management (CIDM)]
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