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Abstract: Improving the content of
technical publications is possible with a product development system (PDS). A PDS solution can automate and optimize the
technical publishing process and can end publication bottlenecks caused by launch delays due to poor process. A PDS solution allows for concurrent development of products and publications—keeping your engineering and publishing departments in sync.
PubDate: 10/4/2007 11:37:00 AM
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