How Do I Manage Terminology?
This post is part of the Let’s Talk Terminology series. In my last post on terminology management, I outlined the reasons why an organization should manage terminology. In this post, I’m going to talk about the available methodologies to do it. Before we...Making the Business Case for Intelligent Content
How DO you make a business case for intelligent content? Going the structured authoring route is not a cheap or simple decision. And, I would add, not everyone needs to do it. But, if you have decided that intelligent content is for you, you are going to have to come up with some significant bucks to make it happen properly. The beauty of Mark’s book is that he puts actual metrics and numbers against all of the things that we kinda-sorta-know save money when we move to a structured environment.
Caption Contest: Win a Copy of “Word Up!” by Marcia Riefer Johnston
Jump for joy! A contest is afoot and you could win some loot. Ready to put your creative writing skills to the test? We are giving away an autographed advance reading copy of Marcia Riefer Johnston’s new book, Word Up! How to Write Powerful Sentences and...“That” Doesn’t Go Without Saying
(Guest post by Marcia Riefer Johnston) I’ve been thinking about that. T-h-a-t. A handier word you’ll never find. Yet English speakers often omit it. That is left out. Suppressed, grammarians say. Implied. Suppressing that doesn’t necessarily get you in trouble....Why Manage Terminology?
This post is part of the Let’s Talk Terminology series. Based on comments and LinkedIn group discussions from my previous post, most of us agree that terminology has something to do with words – managing words, controlling how words are used, coming to...
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