WEBINAR | How to prepare your content for conversion to DITA

Location: 
http://www.stilo.com/event/webinar-prepare-content-conversion-dita/
Date: 
25 May 2016 - 09:00 - 10:00
Event Type: 
Webinar

Stilo DITA Knowledge Series WEBINAR

How to prepare your content for conversion to DITA

Presented by: Helen St. Denis, Conversion Services Manager | Stilo International

Wednesday, May 25, 2016 | 9am PDT | 12noon EDT | 5pm BST

 

So, the decision is made to implement DITA and the content audit is done, now you need to get your content into DITA. So, what do you really need to do to your content before you start the conversion process? Maybe not as much as you may think! 

In this webinar we'll discuss ... 

  • What is the most useful thing to do pre-conversion?
  • What kind of things influence what else you might want to do pre-conversion?
  • What are the common trouble areas in the different source formats?
  • What is best left for post-conversion?  

We plan to make this webinar as relevant as possible for attendees. As part of the webinar registration you will be asked a number of questions relating to content conversion, please do tell us what source formats you are converting from and specifically what challenges you are currently experiencing with converting your content to DITA - and we will do our best to address them in the webinar. 

Register here

 

About the presenter:

Helen St. Denis, Conversion Services Manager | Stilo International 

Helen originally joined Stilo as a technical editor in the documentation team, and now works closely with Stilo Migrate customers, helping to analyse their legacy content and configure appropriate mapping rules. She also provides Migrate customer training and support.

Helen has a wealth of experience in converting content to DITA. Over a period of several years, she has helped Migrate customers to convert tens of thousands of pages of content to DITA and custom XML from various source formats. Benefit from Helen's many years in managing content conversion projects.

Helen holds a BA in English from St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia and has pursued graduate studies at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.

 

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