RE: Technical Communication in Manufacturing Industry

["Bonnie Granat" <bgranat -at- granatedit -dot- com>]

I Googled for *technical manuals industrial equipment*.

One interesting hit was
http://www.stclaire.com/go/technical_writing/machinery_automation_manuals/ht
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> I am an aspiring tech writer and was going through several tech comm
> mailing lists and sites lately. I understand, tech comm has become an
> integral function of IT and Aerospace industry. Does anyone have a
> clue why other manufacturing industries have not made it (tech comm) a
> part of their operation? My concern is Power and Industrial Automation
> industry. A good user guide will certainly help the end user (O&M
> professionals in this cae). I browsed through the websites of most of
> the manufacturing majors in this vertical and managed to go through
> 'user-guides'. Most of them don't follow the consistent and structured
> pattern maintained in regular IT user guides. This makes me think that
> tech comm in manufacturing industry has a huge potential, which we are
> yet to explore.
> 
> Warm regards
> 
> Anindyo Gupta
> 
> 



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