Manager’s Notebook: Remote Team Management
Written by Alyssa Fox on June 1, 2015Increasingly, businesses function with teams distributed around the world. So it benefits us all to figure out ways to address some common challenges associated with this global model.
Say Yes to Googlenopes
Written by Dan Goldstein on May 26, 2015If you Google the word Googlenope, you will either have hours of fun or be mildly offended, but that’s not the point of this article. (Go ahead, I’ll wait… okay, welcome back.) Instead, I’d like to point out a few ways in which Googlenopes can be a useful tool in technical writing.
Take Time to Celebrate and Reflect on Memorial Day
Written by TechWhirl on May 25, 2015Have a safe, enjoyable and reflective Memorial Day.
Tech Writer This Week for May 23, 2015
Written by TechWhirl on May 23, 2015The start of the US summer vacation season is upon us. To assuage those the pangs of jealousy we feel for those who actually have the time and commitment to taking more than 12 hours off, we consider the value of the amusement park experience. It’s cus …
Implementing Content Strategy to Remake Healthcare Information Discovery
Written by Stacey Plowright on May 19, 2015To get to the stage of supplying informative, engaging content that has the power to create loyal customers from information seekers, the team at FootSmart knew they needed help in understanding their customers’ journey. FootSmart selected Content Science to spearhead its Health Resource Center project, to remake its content efforts and ultimately its overall brand.
Content Providers and the Internet of Things (poll)
Written by Connie Giordano on May 18, 2015Sensors or processors seem to be in everything already, and the machine-to-machine communications that take place already dwarf human-to-machine and human-to-human communications. That gives rise to large questions for those of us who create content that should be relevant and useful to people who use stuff.
Tech Writer This Week for May 16, 2015
Written by TechWhirl on May 16, 2015Figuring out when to provide the audience a taste of what’s avaialable, and when to give them the whole cone is a challenge for content pros in all areas. Tech Writer This Week lets you sample some delicious and satisfying commentary on tech comm, content strategy, UX, and customer experience.
The Help Files: Job Hunt Like James Bond
Written by Craig Cardimon on May 13, 2015When your electronic footprint tracks through every virtual path imaginable, keeping a job search to yourself proves harder than the steely-eyed gaze of current “James Bond” actor Daniel Craig.
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