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Can I Be an Agile Technical Communicator When My Team Is Not?

Written by Fiona Hanington on May 20, 2013

I work for Ericsson, a large multi-national company, and we're in the process of moving the software development framework in our business units to what is known as Agile development. Some units are there already. Others, like ours, are just starting to look into it. I don't know exactly when my team will make the transition, but I recently went through some training and was inspired to begin the journey towards being an Agile technical communicator. Continue reading »

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TechWhirl: Technical Communication Recap for May 17, 2013

Written by Connie Giordano on May 17, 2013

I love weeks like this on TechWhirl. With lots of varied, and heated threads on the email discussion list (cloud subscriptions, interactive documents, progressive disclosure and layered documents, among other interesting items), you should be able to find something to argue…err… talk about well into the weekend. Continue reading »

Tech Writer This Week

Tech Writer This Week for May 16, 2013

Written by Craig Cardimon on May 16, 2013

In my job as a technical writer, one of the decisions I wrestle with every day concerns topic length. Is the topic short enough to retain readers but long enough to cover the material? If the topic is too short, should I merge it with another? If the topic is too long, should I break it into two topics? This is a lot of what I think about. So does Tom Johnson (I'd Rather Be Writing). Tech Writer This Week gives you other stuff to think about: research, content strategy, taxonomy, customer journey maps, UX, CXM, and cardboard boats... huh? Continue reading »


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