Multi-Channel Publishing: A Case Study
A look at how effective multi-channel publishing, enabled by intelligent content and using a single source, can meet a wide variety of output needs.
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Technical writers already use these capabilities to create documentation for a series of products in multiple output media, creating a unique reference for each product model using only the information specific to that model. Many organizations further customize content for specific audiences, removing or adding content depending on the interests and skill level of each audience.
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