March 20, 2007

Why [some] tech writers don't like content management

Rahel Bailie has written an entry on why some tech writers don't like CMS. To quote:

Moving to content management means a big shift in the way technical communicators work and the way they think about their work. With some sweeping generalizations (because the very nature of "top ten" lists require such generalizations), here are my five top reasons that technical communicators don't like content management.

Posted by jamesr on March 20, 2007 12:42 PM
Categories: Content management

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