In a Webinar scheduled for 1:00 p.m. (ET) Thursday, August 16, JustSystems, Inc., will reveal how companies are working with DITAùfrom technical publications, to technical support, to policies and procedures and moreùand look at advantages of the forthcoming DITA 1.1 specification.
The Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) has gained traction quickly because it allows organizations to easily re-purpose and reuse content for multiple channels and languages resolving two business challenges companies face when producing complex informational content. The DITA 1.1 specification defines both a set of document types for authoring and organizing topic-oriented information; and a set of mechanisms for combining and extending document types using a process called specialization.
Titled, "Market Adoption of DITA and What's New in DITA 1.1," JustSystems' XML Advisor Webinar Series will also feature Yas Etessam, consultant and a member of the OASIS DITA Technical Committee, who will talk about the two major themes of DITA 1.1ùsupport for printed books and glossaries and increased extensibilityùand how the new features can benefit DITA implementation. Also participating will be Angie Hirata, director of marketing for JustSystems.
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About JustSystems
JustSystems is a leading global software provider with a 27-year history of successful innovation in office productivity, information management, and consumer and enterprise software. With over 2,500 customers worldwide and annual revenues over $110M, the company is continuing a global expansion strategy that includes the launch of its new enterprise software offering called xfy (pronounced 'x-fie'), and XMetaL content lifecycle solutions. JustSystems has worldwide office locations including global headquarters in Tokyo and regional offices in New York, Palo Alto, Vancouver, and London. The company currently employs over 1,000 people. Major strategic partnerships include IBM, Oracle and EMC. For more information, please visit JustSystems.
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