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Documentspaces: How the Process of Content Creation Can Accelerate Time-to-Market

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Overview Documentspaces, by taking advantage of the collaborative precision and flexibility of XML technology, align the speed of content development with that of product development. It enables organizations to easily repurpose content for different audiences or delivery channels, while authoring, updating, and reviewing and approving it in one unified, controlled place. Since XML can be published easily to multiple formats - print and online - no extra work is required to present the information in any media. The information is always correct whether it appears in one location or thousands, because it is handled only once by the documentation writers who are officially endorsed as domain experts.

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Publisher	Justsystems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Content Management, XML

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