About Technical Communication UK |
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"I can confidently say Technical Communication UK is the best professional conference I have ever attended. If you are in the UK, if you work in a profession directly or indirectly related to technical communications then I'd urge you to come along."
the largest UK conference for technical communicators
Technical Communication UK is the annual conference that aims to meet the needs of technical communicators, their managers and clients, from every corner of the industry.
The dates and venue are 21-23 September, at The Oxford Belfry, near Thame in Oxfordshire. The programme of Speakers and Workshops is virtually complete. The call for Exhibitors and Sponsors is still open, as is registration for Delegates.
TCUK is Excellent value for money
Technical Communication UK 2010 will deliver more than 30 sessions over three days, with presentations, workshops, case studies, and hands-on product demonstrations from experts in their field. For fully residential delegates in the 4-star Oxford Belfry hotel, this is all available for less than £500. Get the dates in your diary - and get your budget allocated now!
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Call for Papers closed
Thank you to everyone who has submitted a presentation proposal. I am pleased to say we had an excellent range of topics and speakers to choose from, and the Programme content is now virtually complete, though some movement between session times and days may still happen. |
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Keynote Speaker - David Black |
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David Black has been managing one of the software industry's largest specialist documentation teams since 2006. The challenge of documenting the complex operating system at Symbian became even more immense following the takeover by Nokia in 2009. Today the project has evolved beyond recognition: combining content from and delivering content to multiple open-source projects. In a world of multiple targets with uncontrolled independent contributions, DITA was essential, not an option.
David stays sane by not having too much time to think about the DITA solution in isolation. Never-ending budget restrictions, insane deadlines, internal competition, headcount cuts and a hostile audience who have Apple and Google serving their needs provide an extra dimension of reality.
Abstract: Opening keynote
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