tcworld conference report part 4: About a terminology workshop and error messages that don't scare us

Have you ever extracted technical terms from hundreds of documents? Have you checked dozens of topics for violations of writing rules? And have you felt that these tasks could be automated, but enterprise-grade software was too expensive?

In just a few days, you can implement powerful terminology tools, using free open-source software. In this tutorial, we will show you how. more...

Thanks to our many years of experience in the documentation of technical standards and information architecture, we played a key role in revising the OpenSCENARIO documentation. more...

Have you ever manually extracted terms from hundreds of documents? Do you regularly check dozens of topics for violations of writing rules? Do you sometimes feel that these tasks should be automated but enterprise-grade software is too expensive? If yes, then why not build your own tools. more...

In our presentations  we'll talk about technical standards for intelligent information, the semantic model iiRDS in practice, a hybrid package for the compatibility of the iiRDS and VDI 2770 standards, and a word snake charming with Python. more...

Inconsistent use of terminology makes it more difficult to communicate in an organization. It also leads to misunderstandings. A terminology management system can solve this problem. The software manages all your company-specific terms and improves communication. Employees have access to an always up-to-date corporate terminology and can even participate in defining new terms. more...