Bernard Aschwanden suggests some organizations might be able to use an easier-to-manage subset of the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) to produce technical content without the need to specialize the increasingly popular OASIS standard. Learn what subsetting is and how it compares to customizing and specializing DITA. Read the article.
In Subsetting And Customizing DITA: An Alternative To Specialization, Bernard Aschwanden suggests some organizations might be able to use a subset of the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) to produce technical content without the need to specialize the increasingly popular OASIS standard. Learn what subsetting is and how it compares to customizing and specializing DITA. Read the article.
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