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Tag: dita
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SDL Adds Technical Content to Customer Engagement With New Content Maturity Model
In the hysteria that often surrounds the management of unstructured data, sometimes you’d get the idea that structured content was all safely under wraps. Anyone working with content will know that this is not so. Hence, the release by SDL today of its Product Content Maturity Model with upgrades to
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Quark Releases XML Author 4.0 for Microsoft Word, Enhances Publishing Process
For Microsoft Word users, publishing just got a little easier. Quark released Quark XML Author 4.0 for Microsoft Word, which allows users to more easily create structured XML content.
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SDL Introduces Smart Content Web Publishing Platform
UK-based SDL (news, site ) announced the release of SDL LiveContent 2011, a multi-channel, context-aware product information platform that uses structured XML to produce different outputs on demand. That’s quite a mouthful.
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New Vasont CMS Packs in Project Management, More Modular Data
Vasont ST (news, site ) launches this week with new mobile-focused features for the XML-based content management system. For the Bigger Publisher Vasont has a long history of enabling enterprises to better create and leverage the volumes of multilingual content to electronic, Web, print and, increasingly, mobile formats.
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Codex Makes DITA XML Authoring Easy, Cheap
Choosing a standard for XML authoring is just one step on a long road to structured content management. Eventually you will need to create content based on said standard. This is where Codex Systems wants to help. The Darwin Information Typing Architecture, or DITA as it is more affectionately known,
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Document Mgt Roll-up: EMC Upgrades Captiva, JustSystems Gets 3D Imaging for DITA Authoring
It’s been busy release-wise in the document management space with the recent upgrade to EMC’s Captiva, the addition of 3D imaging to JustSystems XMetaL authoring software, Colligo offering a private beta of its Office 365 integration, and two mobile apps from Quickoffice and enprovia that make mobile document management easier.
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SDL Gets Ready for 2011 With New DITA and Flash
SDL (news, site) unleashes Trisoft for DITA 2011, packing in new features including support for DITA 1.2. Updated Dita Support Just as the first Christmas adverts appear on television, so companies optimistically start throwing their 2011 wares at us. SDL's updated Trisoft 2011 Component Content Management and information management
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SDL Upgrades Contenta, Makes S1000D Compliance Easier
The upgrade from Contenta 4.0 to Contenta 4.1 has taken two years and sees the acquisition of its creator XyEnterprise by SDL. But v4.1 is out now and comes with new authoring features that enable users to insert and validate information references without leaving the authoring environment.
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Alert: What's Coming for Open Source CMS in August 2010
Welcome to the August installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you're looking through here and feel that your project was left out, we invite you to send us an email at [email protected] with a pointer to who we should contact at
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SDL Buys Xopus, Acquires Simple DITA Authoring Tool
In what SDL (news, site) is describing as a “significant” deal, the information management vendor has bought Dutch XML editor developer Xopus in a deal that will initially cost €1.6 million (US$ 1.97 million), but could cost in the region of € 2 million (US$ 2.
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SDL Ushers in the Future of Structured Content
SDL (news, site) continues to make headlines in the content management industry. First, there was the announcement of the results from the 2009 Automated Translation Survey. Next, there was the announcement of the new head of North American web content management. Now the hot news is
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Why the iPad Matters -- It's the Beginning of the End
From my ECM-er perspective, the reason the iPad is so important is because it marks the beginning of the end of the old generation of publishing, and the popularization of e-publishing.
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Support for DITA, Writer Productivity Key Features of New Vasont CMS Release
Vasont Systems’ (news, site) latest iteration of their content management system is up for grabs. Vasont 12.2 focuses on helping out the writer using Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) and custom Document Type Definitions (DTDs).
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Registration Open for Intelligent Content 2010
As the 2009 conference season winds down, start booking those 2010 seats, starting with Intelligent Content 2010 which takes place at Palm Springs. Calling All Content We've already seen the call for papers, now they want bums on seats at the Parker Palm Springs Hotel.
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