The Process for Building a Specialization;  A Case Study. Presented at the DITA 2007 conference by Mary Maguire, Ann Hernandez, Carolyn Henry, and Dan Dionne of IBM.

Here is a complimentary white paper by Bluestream on how an organization realized an ROI by implementing a CCMS.

Presentation at the 22 April 2009 meeting of the RTP DITA Users' Group by Tom Ed White, Tekelec.

Xquery is a powerful query language designed specifically for XML content. It can be used for querying, processing, manipulation, and transformation of xml content. I will demonstrate how Xquery can be used to add to the feature set of the Dita Open Toolkit. I also will introduce three of the basic statements that the language uses to manipulate content.

Presentation at the RTP Dita Users' Group by Tom Ed White, Tekelec

Xquery is a powerful query language designed specifically for XML content. It
can be used for querying, processing, manipulation, and transformation of xml
content.

This presentation demonstrates how Xquery can be used to add to the feature set of the Dita Open Toolkit by introducing automatic glossary processing.

Three Scary DITA Short Stories. Presented at the DITA 2007 conference by France Baril of Ixiasoft.

This IBM developerWorks article describes how to use the DITA Open Toolkit to convert DITA documents to various formats without knowing any ant.

Vortrag von Prof. Sissi Closs und Markus Abt auf der tekom-Jahrestagung am 9. November 2005 in Wiesbaden.

http://www.doku.info/attachments/198/Closs_DITA-Tools.pdf

A Gilbane Report white paper, written by Senior Editor Bill Trippe.

Executive Summary

Globalization is a critical issue for any company interested in expanding its markets. For the company that markets sophisticated products, globalization is both more difficult and more critical because of the rich content that is needed to support these products.

Thanks to the University of Toronto Knowledge Media Design Institute for hosting the meeting - here's the brief intro to DITA presentation, with a final slide that previews some possible subjects for future meetings.

by Loretta Hicks, IBM developerWorks