Re: So now we are content engineers?
It's not about content or format, but rather the systems and means to get
the right information into the right hands at the right time. Sounds like
engineering to me.
Designing systems according to specifications is engineering. Designing means is process analysis. Reducing system engineering and process analyses to a writing is technical writing.
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