DITA Maturity Model

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The purpose of this group is to promote the DITA Maturity Model and encourage participation from the community to improve its usefulness.

Website: http://dita.xml.org/book/dita-wiki-knowledgebase
Members: 115
Created By: Scott Abel
Latest Activity: May 7

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DITA Use Cases: What Are You Planning To Use DITA For?

I'm looking for some use cases for DITA. What I'd like to know is what problem(s) are you attempting to overcome by moving to DITA and how do you plan to use DITA to solve this challenge. In an ea... Continue

Tagged: dita, xml, use case

Started by Scott Abel Apr 15

Can DITA play nice with others?
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Perhaps I should have titled this topic "how do we teach others to play nice with DITA?" I've been using Michael's and Amber's excellent white paper to gently bop people on the head to say "see, t... Continue

Started by Bob Beims. Last reply by Sarah O'Keefe Apr 8.

What is the DITA Maturity Model?
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The Darwin Information Typing Architecture has many attractive features. One of the most attractive is its support for incremental adoption: you can adopt DITA quickly and easily sing a subset of i... Continue

Tagged: dita, darwin information typing a..., maturity model

Started by Scott Abel. Last reply by Scott Abel Apr 1.

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Comment by Robert Bedard on May 7, 2008 at 12:15am: Thanks for this learning and sharing opportunity. Working with several content production processes, I would like to review all pipelines and archiving-vaulting strategies, with simplicity, accessibility and reliability in mind. Very curious to see/experiment how the Dita Maturity Model will behave through implementation and utilization on a small scale project to be.

Comment by Barbara Giammona on April 30, 2008 at 10:53pm: I am going to be looking for major evolution for my team in the next 18 months - moving toward XML and single-sourcing across a global team. I'll be crying out for help! Hello everyone! Barb

Comment by Maxwell Hoffmann on March 28, 2008 at 10:09pm: Thanks for starting this group. The "how long does it take to adopt" is one of the most common questions I get. Am looking forward to getting more answers here.

Comment by Sudarshan on March 28, 2008 at 2:53pm: I love being here

Comment by Shannon du Plessis on March 28, 2008 at 12:25pm: Scott -

Thanks for inviting me to your group.

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