How many times have you had to create a document from scratch when most of that document, let’s call it Document A, is composed of many of the exact same elements from Documents B, C, and D? Wouldn’t it be simpler, faster, and more accurate if you could reuse blocks of content to build your Document A? Enter the Darwin Information Typing Architecture, DITA. Delivering on the promise of XML, being the content management poster child for reusability, DITA brings structure to unstructured content and saves your employees time as they create the same document over and over – allowing them to devote their energy to more productive work. Join us for a one-hour overview of DITA where you’ll learn:

• What DITA is
• How it’s applicable to multiple ECM applications
• The Business Value of using DITA

According to OASIS, DITA “defines a set of techniques for using XML in order to enable the effective and efficient development of re-usable information components, primarily in the context of technical documentation, informative websites, and similar types of structured, topically-focused information for consumption by humans.”