DCL Learning Series

No longer is content designed and optimized for human consumption. For content to be found by your target audience, it’s best served up in a semantically tagged structure in an open digital format. The foundation for today’s content must be machine-readable, which means structure and semantics.

Right now we simply don’t know what the future of meetings holds in store. But we do know the social aspects are hard to capture online. While virtual conferences are springing up all over, what impact will new technologies and expectations have when we start moving around in a post-pandemic world?

This webinar is essential for standards publishers and editors looking to understand the strategies that are shaping the future of standards management and publication. Join us to gain insights into the challenges of standards development and the approaches that promise to revolutionize this field.

We delve into the process of transitioning documentation ecosystems, emphasizing challenges and solutions encountered when converting MS Word documents and other formats to DITA. Discover how this migration empowers your team with dynamic workflow management and a scalable framework for the future.

This case study details how DCL converted technical content housed in an outdated IETM into compliant S1000D. It delves into the challenges faced during the conversion process, such as extracting content from the antiquated database while preserving crucial data relationships and functionalities.

You can move to dynamic content delivery and provide outstanding user experience with fast impact on your company without needing to re-architect your content. In fact, shifting the paradigm to delivery first and content structure second can be an approach that works for tech writers AND management.

Structured content management enables pharma companies to create, approve, translate, and transfer content more efficiently during the drug development lifecycle. It provides a strategy for companies to “write once and use everywhere,” providing a single source of truth for all content components.

This DCL Learning Series webinar unpacks how context management impacts LLM performance and explores tactics for preparing content that supports precise, reliable responses in AI-powered systems. DCL’s Rich Dominelli and David Turner will discuss the importance of chunking content into meaningful, manageable pieces and how metadata enrichment, entity extraction, and structured content principles will help optimize semantic search and retrieval.

Learn how DITA can provide the structured foundation for your learning initiatives.

The advantages of moving to S1000D are considerable. It provides a common standard across the military, supply chains, and aerospace and industrial sectors.