For electronic system (ES) development teams, PDTi is working to simplify the process of collaboratively converting specifications into logic design, verification, firmware, validation, and documentation views. For memory-mapped registers - the common hardware/software interface - PDTi's SpectaReg product can be configured to generate DITA topics from specifications (captured into extended SPIRIT XML). Please contact PDTi for more details.

DocZone.com provides a fully functional environment that supports the entire content life cycle, from authoring of original content, through editorial review and approval, localization to multiple languages, and single-source publishing to multiple output formats, including PDF and HTML. DocZone.com developers have integrated “best of breed” third-party applications into a seamless production environment, consisting of the following components:

XyEnterprise’s Content@ DITA solution provides a ready made environment for authors, editors, reviewers, translators, and managers to fully leverage a DITA-based workflow. The topic-oriented approach in DITA synergistically combines with Content@’s object-oriented, scalable architecture to provide automated workflow, content reuse and sharing, managed review, content translation, and multi-channel delivery in a wide variety of formats. Our DITA solution supports organizations in creating and delivering high quality, reliable content more efficiently and cost effectively.

The Vasont® content management system enables organizations to consolidate, manage, and store multilingual content - such as technical documentation, product manuals, training materials, and reference publications - as a single source for maximum reuse and multi-channel delivery.

SiberSafe DITA Edition, CMS of choice for techdoc teams, supports all leading DITA authoring environments, and leverages Semantic Web technologies and standards to streamline the capture, packaging and delivery of knowledge from those who own it (such as product designers and engineers), to those who need it (such as operators, support specialists, and maintenance personnel).