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Written by Lance Winslow
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| Sunday, 12 July 2009 15:11 |
It is amazing the number of tele-seminars that are available for people
that want to learn online marketing. Many of these popular seminars are
run by people who are quite well known in the online world, and they
fetch a pretty good price to simply login to watch and listen. One has
to ask if these are really effective for those that are viewing them;
will they really learn enough to help them make a good living in the
online world?
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Written by Lisa Paredes
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| Sunday, 12 July 2009 14:57 |
Are you good at writing? If you love to write on different topics,
there is a way to earn money from it. Nowadays with so many technology
companies, there is a great need for good technical writers that
document, explain and teach how to use particular equipment, certain
software or application and information systems.
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Written by Mike J. Williams
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| Sunday, 12 July 2009 14:55 |
Should we issue a RFP, RFQ, RFI, ITQ? This is a good question and one
we hear often. We will try our best to give you a simple answer to help
you make a decision when such a case arises.
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Written by Janet Basdell
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| Sunday, 12 July 2009 14:54 |
How to lose $35million in three months - A company once lost $35million
in one financial quarter, due to the failure of one product. The
company was Coleco; the product was the Adam computer, and the blame
was-at least partly-put down to 'manuals which did not offer the
first-time user adequate assistance.'
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Written by Ugur Akinci
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| Monday, 22 June 2009 13:59 |
| Siemens corporation's "Pictures of the Future" (POF) bi-annual
publication has won the STC (Society for Technical Communication)
Washington DC Chapter's BEST OF SHOW Award in the 2008-2009 Technical
Publications Competition (in which I served as a Lead Judge). Let's
remember that POF is published on behalf of a R&D department that
spends 3.4 Billion Euros a year for 8,000 inventions (or 21 inventions
EVERY day!), developed in 150 corporate locations around the world.
It's a great publishing and communication responsibility that Pease and
his team discharged very well indeed.
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Written by Ugur Akinci
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| Monday, 22 June 2009 13:58 |
You can enhance the value of your services as a technical communicator
and writer if you learn how to draw labels. Thousands of companies out
there need labels to market their products. While some of these labels
are rather elaborate and require the skills of a trained graphic
artist, not all labels require that level of artistic skill. There are
many businesses in the industrial, manufacturing and hi-tech fields
that require simple labels consisting of the product name and similar
basic information that you can easily create and supply in the form of
a label. Read this article to learn the 7 useful productivity tips to
create such basic labels in Adobe Illustrator...
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Written by Ugur Akinci
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| Monday, 22 June 2009 13:57 |
| The ADP technical writing team tackled a well-known problem faced by
all who develop storyboards for online training modules. Changes to the
final HTML module is very difficult to make once the initial
development and review phase is over. Yes, the SMEs wanted to see a
"finished prototype" before giving a green-light. But who said this had
to be an HTML prototype? What if the whole module could be simulated in
MS Word, as a Word document with a FORM that looked exactly like the
finished product?
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Written by Ugur Akinci
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| Monday, 22 June 2009 13:55 |
The U.S. and the world economy is going through some dire straits as
these lines are written. But have you considered that the economic
recession might also be an excellent time for retraining? That way,
when the economy bounces back, you'll be in an excellent position to
take advantage of the new opportunities out there. Here are 4
suggestions to bolster up your training as a technical communicator...
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