5. Publication
Publishing means putting information into a format.
A wide range of information can be quickly published in a variety of formats.
Publication is the provision of information, via a channel (pdf, website, online help) to an audience. Manually adapting these deliverables to different audiences consumes enormous resources. Yet this effort is necessary to convey information effectively: providing a pdf with all the information for all smartphone users is not optimal. Publishing produces a deliverable resulting from the processing of information with a view to use.
Structured authoring tools automate publication using a single source of information with filters adapted to audiences or uses (figure
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Bibliography
- (1) - CASEY (J.) - What If We Had Written the ISO/IEC/IEEE 26531 Component Content Management Systems (CCMS) Standard in a DITA CCMS? – - Heretto (2016) https://heretto....
Standards and norms
- Systems and software engineering – Content management for product lifecycle, user and service management documentation. - ISO 26531 - 2015
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