Re: Documentation Architect...is there really such a creature?

["Jim Morgan" <JimM -at- sakson -dot- com>]

In our company, there is such a role, although that role now is usually
filled by our most experienced technical writers. The architect is only
asked to create a detailed outline; specify the audience, voice, goals,
etc.; and estimate the hours required to complete the document. This is
especially useful for a large document that is significantly different
from anything the client has done before.

Regards,
Jim

Jim Morgan
Project Manager

Sakson & Taylor, an Aquent company
Making Content Powerful 
 
Visit www.sakson.com to find out more about Sakson & Taylor, an Aquent
company.

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