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| Training Day: TWB Beefs Up
Corporate Training Portfolio |
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| Introduces a range of new
corporate trainings, to support the growing technical
communication training needs of large businesses.
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Saturday, April 19, 2008: The Writers
Block (TWB) has introduced a range of new corporate trainings,
to support the growing technical communication training needs
of large businesses, which need a high degree of information
reuse. TWB's new offering includes training in concepts and
implementation methodologies for XML; concepts and use of
SGML; XMetaL Author Enterprise - used by authors to create
valid XML content using DITA or other XML architectures; and
use of Structured FrameMaker and moving from unstructured to
structured documentation. |
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TWB training portfolio is designed to help companies
enhance the return on investment through effective technical
communication and information design. The new set of offering
from TWB is targeted at the corporate customer looking to
enhance their information management capability effectively.
This set of training is particularly relevant to the aviation,
aerospace, shipping, automotive and heavy engineering
sectors.
Speaking at the launch of new training
programs, Rakesh Shukla, chief executive officer, TWB said,
"Companies in technology critical businesses like aerospace,
defense, shipping, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals have acute
information management needs, which need to cater to the
demand for retrievable, archive-able, reference-able
information systems irrespective of business or time cycles.
The TWB offering will support companies looking to enhance
their information management capability. It is also a very
uncommon offering in terms of training and TWB is one of the
very few organizations focused on this area. We are proud to
create a precedent of international standards and excellence
in this domain."
TWB already offers over a two dozen
corporate training options using the classroom, online and
blended learning methods. TWB delivers customized technical
communications programs to suit trainee expertise standards
and scheduling requirements. |
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