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Are your developers, analysts, or engineers spending
time writing documentation?
In
developing an Information Technology system, regardless of whether
it involves software or hardware, a company's ability to simultaneously
create development lifecycle documents and end-user reference guides
in clear and simple English, is as important as being able to write
an underlying software system's code.
The
standard IT development process requires an array of informative
materials and documents. Often, companies rely on their in-house
developers to write such documentation, but this practice is not
cost effective because it shifts experts in one discipline to tasks
in a much less familiar environment. Documentation tasks are best
left to the professional Technical Writer accustomed to using the
wide variety of available software and hardware tools to get the
job done quickly and efficiently.
An
independent Technical Writer can be brought on board early in a
project, remain throughout all development phases, and exit upon
completion of the documentation tasks. This process is timely, cost
effective, and allows a company to quickly ramp-up and ramp-down
its talent pool to complete a project.
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