Stefan Gruber-Barowitsch was the expert at our disposal. Together with his company Congram, the consultant specializes in technical documentation, and helps customers in Austria to plan and introduce the SCHEMA ST4 content management system.
Thanks to his many customer contacts and his years of experience as a technical writer in the corporate world, he knows exactly what you should look out for in the selection process.
At the end of this white paper, you will also find a checklist to complete, which will act as a useful guide in your discussions with
providers.
In this whitepaper you will learn:
- ... what questions you should ask providers to find the content management system that really works for you.
- ... which aspects you should pay particular attention to if you are interested in content management system.
- ... which topics you should ask about in particular.
Do I need a content management system?
Our aim with this short guide is to share a few tips and things to watch out for that will help you with the concept phase when introducing an authoring environment and your ultimate choice of system. In other words, it seeks to answer the question: “When is a content management system the right solution for me and my technical writing department?”
Introducing a Content Management System
Our aim with this short guide is to share a few tips and things to watch out for that will help you with the concept phase when introducing an authoring environment and your ultimate choice of system. In other words, it seeks to answer the question: “When is a content management system the right solution for me and my technical writing department?”
ROI-Examples for Technical Writing Departments
We hope that our sample calculations will give you a good indication of whether a content management system is suitable for your technical writing department. We have compiled three ROI calculation examples for you: For a small, a medium-sized and a larger technical writing department