From Planning to Publishing: How Business Objects Migrated Documentation to DITA One Step at a Time
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Presented by Dave Holmes at Documentation and Training West May 6-9, 2008 in Vancouver, BC In 2006, Business Objects faced a major challenge. How to migrate over 50,000 pages of unstructured non-topic based documentation it had acquired through rapid growth and acquisitions. The answer was to use DITA to standardize content creation, management, translation and publishing processes company-wide. In this session, you will learn how they went from planning to publishing using an iterative approach, and how you can use this method to see the results of a content migration sooner in your project cycle.
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From Planning to Publishing: How Business Objects Migrated Documentation to DITA One Step at a Time
- 1. FROM PLANNING TO PUBLISHING How Business Objects migrated to DITA COPYRIGHT © 2008, BUSINESS OBJECTS S.A.
- 18. Automated Migration to DITA
- 20. Process Overview
- 32. How did we do?
- 34. Documentation in 2008 Criteria 2005 2008 Teams 6 14 Tools/Formats supported Word, Framemaker 6/7, Robohelp, (forehelp), JavaDoc, .Net XML XMetaL and DITA Content Management Perforce WorldServer Translation Trados WorldServer Publishing Combination of people, and WebWorks WorldServer Managing Published Content Fully manual 50% Automation (and more on the way!)