Why DITA-XML based documentation matters?

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) is an XML based structured authoring system that increases the efficiency of content reuse, single-sourcing, and content management. Migration to DITA is required for any large, medium or small business enterprise that is looking to reduce costs in content management and handling legacy content, while enhancing content search capability for users.

Structured vs. Unstructured

Although DITA-XML based structured solutions may seem like a relatively high-cost investment at first, using unstructured documentation methods may prove to be a slippery slope towards costlier, ineffective documentation solutions. We can certainly help you assess your organisation’s existing documentation system and make the most out of the current methods from a DITA-XML perspective.

DITA-XML training

DITA-XML training is suitable for professionals with little or no knowledge of XML and DITA as well as experienced users.

In association with our partner network, we offer certified DITA-XML training classes worldwide. Our solid expertise in various authoring tools, content management solutions (easyDITA, DITAToo), documentation standards (DITA, S1000D), and project management training helps us deliver high quality training content to our customers.

We provide DITA-XML training that leverages your structure based technical writing skills. This certified training course prepares you for any DITA based technical writing project. DITA knowledge is one of the most sought-after technical writing skills on the job market. As a result, obtaining such training from industry professionals is equally important.

Relying on our extensive experience in DITA-XML training and implementation, we offer a comprehensive training curriculum that will prepare you to work on a DITA project as an individual contributor, as a team member in a stand-alone authoring environment, or in any collaborative documentation system.

DITA-XML training is suitable for professionals with little or no knowledge of XML and DITA as well as experienced users. The training includes: