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Not Enough Interoperability – Or Too Much About DITA

June 8, 2006 Blog No Comments

In Key Content, Too Many Pieces (June 2006, Rough Draft) , Bill Albing expresses his dissatisfaction with the lack of interoperability between existing software tools and proclaims the need for a “system that will allow us to develop, deliver and maintain our enterprise’s content.” He continues: “Until individual components can plug and play together, just as our modularized content is moving toward that goal, we will not be satisfied.”

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