Information Modeling for Topic-based Authoring

Location: 
Research Triangle Park, NC
Date: 
14 Mar 2012 - 08:30 - 15 Mar 2012 - 04:30
Event Type: 
Training Class

Are you responsible for your organization’s Information Architecture? Do you need to understand how to create that architecture and capture the plans and principles in an Information Model?

Please join Dawn Stevens on March 14 and 15 in Research Triangle Park, NC for the newest version of my classic Information Modeling workshop. This workshop is the very best starting point for your implementation of DITA and XML topic-based authoring. You will cover all aspects of the Information Model, which is the set of principles that define your information architecture. You will have an opportunity to apply the principles to your own content. You will analyze your organization’s potential for content reuse and begin to define a reuse strategy that includes the rudiments of a metadata strategy.

If you are already searching for a content management solution or just beginning your content management implementation, it’s not too late. Your first draft of an Information Model prepares you for your pilot project and beyond. Even if you have implemented a content management system and DITA but you’re not getting the return on investment you had hoped, Information Modeling will set you on the right path.

Please visit http://www.comtech-serv.com/workshops/info_modeling.shtml for more information or to register for this workshop.

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