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The Effect of DITA on Information-Development Roles

December 27, 2005 Blog No Comments

In The Effect of DITA on Information-Development Roles, Jen Linton provides an overview of the changing roles and responsibilities needed when a documentation team moves to the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA). Linton proposes roles including: information-development manager, information developer, editor, information architect, and production manager. She provides a short description of each role and why it’s needed.

“Before making the change to DITA,” Linton says, “think about assigning roles and responsibilities so that one person doesn

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