What are the reasons that manuals and technical documents in manufacturing DX do not become "assets"?
A specific approach to transforming technical documents from "cost" to "reusable assets."
Advancement of products, global expansion, and fluidity of human resources. While the environment surrounding the manufacturing industry is changing, the way technical documents and manuals are created has not changed for years — and many companies are in this situation. - Similar documents are being recreated multiple times for each product. - Oversights in revisions and inconsistencies in expressions are becoming quality risks. - Translation costs continue to rise year after year. These issues are not "people problems," but rather stem from not "structuring and managing" documents. This document introduces a specific approach to transforming technical documents from "cost" to "reusable assets," centered around DITA (structured content), which is being increasingly adopted in Japan's manufacturing industry.
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It is a content management system that is 100% compliant with the international standard DITA.
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Creation of user manuals Creation of service manuals Creation of training materials Delivery of dynamic documents tailored to end-user profiles
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For over 20 years, IXIASOFT has continued to demonstrate its role as a pioneer in content management software, providing innovative solutions for managing, sharing, and delivering exceptional content. Founded in 1998 as a technical spin-off of CEDROM-SNi, a major news information distributor in Canada and France, IXIASOFT now offers advanced software solutions to thousands of users in over 20 countries. IXIASOFT is a global leader in developing and selling technical documentation solutions based on the DITA standard. IXIASOFT Co., Ltd. was established in 2017 as the Japanese subsidiary of IXIASOFT Technologies Inc. in Canada.