Blog posts by parson
What does a content engineer / technical content engineer do?
The job description for technical communicators is constantly changing. A relatively new area of work is content engineering, which is becoming increasingly important in projects with our customers. In this blog post, we will take a closer look at the tasks, skills, and education of a content engineer or technical content engineer and provide insights into the job search. read more
tcworld highlights: the top 5 of Mette, Helle, Lukas and Ozan
For the first time, our colleagues Mette Lilienthal, Helle Hannken-Illjes, Lukas Jetzig and Ozan Yıldırır attended the tcworld conference in person. They joined panel discussions and presentations, and some of them were also speakers themselves. We wanted to know what they found particularly interesting as tcworld newcomers and which were their top 5 contributions. read more
What changes in the new version 1.2 of the iiRDS standard?
iiRDS is becoming increasingly popular in the industry and is being continuously developed by the iiRDS working group Development. On November 10, 2023, the new version 1.2 of iiRDS was released. We summarize the most important new features for you. read more
Information architect for technical communication – an increasingly important job profile
In recent years, parson has supported several companies in setting up a new information architecture for technical documentation and product information. Some of our colleagues have specialized in this role. But what does an information architect actually do? In this blog post, we take a look at the tasks and training of information architects. read more
iiRDS in theory and practice. Part 1: PI classification and iiRDS. A semantic mapping in OWL
What happens when iiRDS meets the PI classification of a CCMS? read more