How many of these apply to your organization?

Engineering spends too much time creating and supporting technical documentation.

Creating documentation internally takes up too much time and always at the last minute.

Documentation is created and managed “the way we’ve always done it” or through ad hoc methods with little to no visibility of internal and external expenses.

Retaining and supporting an in-house department dedicated to documentation is no longer a viable economic option.

Scope of tasks seems overwhelming, which requires more than a single person to manage.

It is difficult to identify and repurpose content from legacy information for reuse in new materials.

Many different versions of the same documents are on networks and there is uncertainty over which is the most current.

Customer service and technical support struggle because of incomplete or inaccurate documentation.

There is a disparity between the quality of your products or services and corresponding documentation.