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X-Pubs organises events for Team Leaders, Technical Communicators, Product Managers, Learning Content professionals and so on who are looking to improve the way content is reused and communicated inside and outside their organisation.
Continuing 4 years of success with previous X-Pubs conferences, this year X-Pubs have partnered with the Technical Communications UK Conference to provide an entire X-Pubs stream of our usual high standard of XML-related presentations of leading speakers to the UK market. This track will draw on not only end user experiences and cases studies such but also deliver thought provoking educational presentations from XML specialist experts.
We are delighted to announce the following presentations in the X-Pubs track:
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In addition, we have an exciting programme of webinars planned to enable you to stay up-to-date on industry topics, new product development and help you better manage your content and data. These are run by industry leaders, analysts, and vendors.
X-Pubs are finalizing the next webinar schedule. This will be published shortly. You can view our 2009 webinar progamme on demand by clicking on the links below.
FREE WEBINAR: Embracing the Straightjacket: Learning to Love Structured Authoring (Apr 29)
FREE WEBINAR: Increase Publishing Efficiency from Author to Customer (Apr 2/09)
FREE WEBINAR: DITA for Enterprise Business Documents - with Michael Boses (Mar 25/09)
FREE ON DEMAND WEBINAR: Introduction to DITA - Noz Urbina
FREE ON DEMAND WEBINAR - Single Source Publishing of Captivate into RoboHelp
FREE WEBINAR: Publishing Captivate into RoboHelp & FrameMaker - with Matthew Ellison
Single Source Publishing of Captivate into RoboHelp & FrameMaker (Dec 17)
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