You're already using XML, you understand the benefits of moving to DITA, but you can't seem to secure commitment of management and team members and get started. Sound familiar?
Chip Gettinger, VP Sales and Support, Astoria Software, joins Mary Laplante in a discussion on jumpstarting a CMS project. The emphasis in the webinar is on making the business case for change.
Where Do We Go From Here? A Roadmap to CMS Success
Thursday, March 8, 2007, 2:00 pm ET/11:00 am PT
Three events we'll be involved in this week. Two are local to the Boston area, and one is a webinar:
* AIIM New England's annual Analyst Panel - "Information is the Heart of the Enterprise" February 13th 8:30 - 1:30 at the Newton Marriott. Frank Gilbane will participate on the panel. Register
* Webinar: "Integrating Translation and Content Management Workflows", February 14th, 1:00pm Eastern, 10am Pacific. Leonor Ciarlone joins LinguaLinx and Idiom. Register
* Boston Area DITA Users Group. On Tuesday February 13 at 6:30 pm, Judy Kessler will present, "How Sybase Made the Business Case for DITA", at he Information Mapping headquarters in Waltham. More info.
Translating content for multiple global markets is a complex effort that involves a variety of technologies, business processes, and internal and external contributors. Yet you can simplify your efforts to streamline business processes, and as a result, increase efficiencies and drive down costs. Today, forward-thinking companies are increasing their share of global revenue by using integrated content management and translation workflows to accelerate
time-to-market.
Join Leonor Ciarlone, Senior Analyst with The Gilbane Group, Steve Billings, Senior Solutions Engineer with Idiom Technologies, and David Smith, President of LinguaLinx for a Web panel discussion on the value of integrated translation and content management.
Date: February 14th, 2007
Time: 1:00pm Eastern, 10am Pacific
Duration: 1 hour
Register here
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