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Calling ALL Content Architects

I always start with an analysis of the content and where/how it will be used. I also assess the need for the content model; what issues am I trying to resolve.

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Job Title:
Partner
Company Name:
Parallax Communications
About Me:
I am a partner in Parallax Communications, a full-service communications consulting company in Toronto, Canada. With a focus on content and writing, Parallax specializes in content management and content reuse strategies, corporate and marketing communications, technical communication, information architecture, and content development.

I have been writing professionally for over 20 years. My expertise lies in aligning content with users’ needs and business requirements. The goal is consistently structured content, for efficient content management implementation and optimum usability.

I have authored several articles and taught workshops on topics such as miscommunication, usability, content management, information architecture, content modeling, writing for reuse, and structured writing. I am also a co-author of the best-selling Managing Enterprise Content: A Unified Content Strategy (New Riders, 2002).
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www.parallax.ca

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At 11:23am on May 17th, 2008, Hanna Nelson said…
We met at the DocTrain conference last week. Sadly, we did not make it to Delilah's to see how kid-friendly they are, but we did check out the Science Center (which the boy very much enjoyed).

O (Oprah's magazine) is definitely the one with the excellent front-page navigation map.
At 10:37am on May 3rd, 2008, Mark Lewis said…
Hey there, I'll see you at DocTrain in a couple days. Your sessions looks great. In my Writing OBJECTively group I plan to touch on the object oriented design aspects of content modeling and reuse. I'll let you know when I post that.
Also, I plan to bring that piece of honeycomb jewelry that I designed so that I can show it to you.
Have fun!
At 10:16am on April 7th, 2008, Diane Wieland said…
Thanks for inviting me to your page Pamela. I've been slow to adopt social networking, too. Leave it to Scott to drag us in kicking and screaming, then be glad he did. I just hope I can get some work done and stop playing around on this thing.
At 3:31pm on March 15th, 2008, Karen said…
Hi Pam,
Thanks for the note! I'm no stranger to online networks but, until The Content Wrangler Community came along, I'd left social networking sites to my kids. Yours is the very first "wall" comment I've ever received :-) Finding this community was such a relief. I've spent the last two years working on a software manual project that has been mind-bending in its weirdness and I need to decompress in the worst way. I'm especially pleased to see your note because your book is next-up on my reading list. (Though at this point, I'd be more inclined to clobber someone with it, instead ;-)
At 11:41am on March 12th, 2008, Eileen Savary said…
Can't wait!! Your session is looking very popular, no surprise there! See you soon.
At 2:01am on March 12th, 2008, Rahel Anne Bailie said…
Hey Pam, good to see you here. Good discussions ahead, I'm sure.
At 3:32pm on March 10th, 2008, Scott Abel said…
Welcome to The Content Wrangler Community! I'm glad to see you joined us and hope you find this community a great place to locate and share information among peers. As the network grows, so too will the services offered. So, keep an eye out for new ways to interact with each other. And, if you need help, just ask. We'll do our best to assist.

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