DCL Learning Series

Content interchange: how the new format helps with indexing and searching and supports improved discoverability of AWWA’s content.

This is the first webinar in a series of informational and interactive presentations for the life sciences industry. This collaborative webinar is put together from three leading technology companies---Data Conversion Laboratory, Court Square Group, and Jana Life Sciences. Each organization highlights an aspect of technology critical to improving how the biomedical and pharma industries can increase business performance while also securing intellectual property.

The need for consistently structured language codes across industries is increasing, and the Language Metadata Table (LMT) can meet those needs. It provides a standards-based construct for the exchange of ideas and expertise. Learn about the history, business drivers, and current state of the LMT.

The CIDM-DCL-RWS Digital Transformation Survey results have been collected and analyzed. Now it’s time to share the results and our observations with you. No matter what industry you work in, understanding how your peers are applying resources, budget, and strategies can contribute to your success.

In this lunch and learn discussion, we bring together a technologist and an IP attorney and a father and son. Join Mark Gross, president of Data Conversion Laboratory, and his son Daniel Gross, Partner at Myers Wolin, LLC as they discuss the legal implications from these decisions and finding the balance that benefits the technology innovators as well as the content creators.

This webinar will explore how different people in an organization can create and deliver personalized content using DITA. Real-world examples will let attendees recognize the power that DITA enables as we cover its key features like topics, maps and conditional processing to create tailored content.

Because it is no longer enough to provide a printed book to teach a skill, educational publishers need to create their content in a neutral XML source that supports multichannel content delivery. An XML architecture separates the content from its delivery and enables you to deliver a range of content in a variety of formats: printed books, eBooks, dynamic learning portals, and mobile applications to start the list. Although there are many XML architectures, the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) supports by its content type, including learning and training content.

This webinar discusses concepts and simple adjustments that make a website digitally accessible to a population that otherwise would have difficulties.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) impacts many industries and understanding the requirements and deadlines is critical. In this webinar we'll discuss country-specific decrees, what the 2025 and 2030 deadlines entail, and steps you can take now with minimal disruption to your publishing workflows.

The American Water Works Association (AWWA) was one of the first Standards Associations to convert content to NISO STS XML. This webinar freatures Daniel Berger at the time that he was the Publishing Operations and Digital Product Management Leader at AWWA.