Reviewed by RAHEL ANNE BAILIE Originally Published in: IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication. A Publication of the IEEE Professional Communication Society. (March 2024, Volume 67) The book’s title, Engineering Words, is an apt triple play on words. It is...
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Interdisciplinary Synergy in Technical Communication
Interdisciplinary Synergy in Technical Communication: Written by Neil Mahony and originally published in the Winter 2023 edition of the Communicator Magazine. Across all industries, companies struggle with the drawbacks of siloed departments. They create change...
ChatGPT & Me: Memoir of a Collaboration
Written by Heidi Staples. Originally published in the Summer 2023 edition of the Communicator. Artificial intelligence (AI) and human writing collaboration is a growing trend in the field of content creation. While AI technology has made significant strides in...
Is ChatGPT our “Sputnik” moment?
Written by Kieran Fitzpatrick. This article was originally published in the Summer 2023 Edition of the Communicator. Predictably, the inaugural edition of Communicator in October 1968 focused on defining technical communication and its practitioners. In particular,...
Mastering Content Migration Strategy: A step-by-step guide to success
A content migration involves multiple moving parts, and navigating the entire process from start to finish can seem overwhelming. However, with a well-defined content migration strategy and a clear understanding of the necessary steps, you can effectively manage the...
Technical Writing Skills 101
Written by Oonagh Montague, Training Manager at Technically Write IT As a business owner or an employee, you may have heard the term "technical writing skills" and wondered what it means. Is it important for my business? The answer is yes, it really is. Poor...