About the Rockley Group
The Rockley Group was established in 1995 to serve the information community. Our team has extensive experience at analyzing your content, your current workflow, identifying your pain points, and working with your goals and objectives to develop an XML digital publishing strategy that includes content strategy, technology recommendations and change management.
Our team of experienced analysts, information architects, project managers, information technologists, and technology partners provide our clients with the skills necessary to deliver multi-platform digital publishing solutions that work. Learn more.
From the Blog
It’s been too long since we’ve done a lot of blogging, but today we’re breaking our bandwidth-imposed radio silence to announce that we’ve licensed the use of The Rockley Strategic Method™ to Content Rules Inc., global content strategy and development experts. We’ve worked with Val and her people at Content Rules on a number of … Read more »
We’ve always said that publishing isn’t just paper. It includes any method of getting our content – our stories – our to our customers wherever they are. So publishing Mark Lewis’ DITA Metrics 101 book just on paper was never an option for us. Paper is just one channel, and we’d always planned on having … Read more »
We’ve just come back from the STC Summit in Atlanta. In addition to our sessions there, we spent some time with Mark Lewis, of Quark at (of all places) the Adobe both. Why? Because we published Mark’s book “DITA Metrics 101 – The Business Case for XML and Intelligent Content” earlier this year. And we … Read more »
This was our biggest Intelligent Content Conference, and I think, our best yet! Thanks so much for everyone involved; volunteers, presenters, staff and venue personnel. We had a great time, met new people, renewed old acquaintances, and learned lots from everyone. We especially enjoyed seeing and hearing how you’ve implemented Intelligent Content into your workflow … Read more »
After well, forever, Sony has released an app for their eReader on the Apple app store. Sony has had a variety of capable eReaders for some time, but up until now hasn’t had a method of supporting iThingies. Their new app is pretty typical (cloud integration, cross platform bookmarks, pretty bookshelf, etc), but the one … Read more »
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Events
As part of Mekon’s Congility Webinar Series, Ann will talk about the importance of Content Strategy and Adaptive Content. Adaptive content automatically adjusts to different environments and device capabilities to deliver the best possible customer experience, filtering and layering content for greater or lesser depth of detail. This session will: Provide an understanding of adaptive … Read more »
Join Charles Cooper in Dublin at the TAUS Industry Leaders Forum in Dublin, Ireland. Automated translation is ready for the world. It’s not perfect. But soon it will be good enough to open doors and break down barriers. It will give a boost to the translation industry, which will be chartered to constantly improve the … Read more »
It’s a busy time in London at Localization World. We’ll be presenting four talks or workshops over the three days. Ann will be running a full day workshop titled “Introduction to Content Modeling” on Wednesday, 12 June. You’ll learn how to create content models and the content supported by those models. You will learn: The … Read more »
The Future of Technical Communication: How do we get there? There are many different ways of distributing information. At one time it was limited to paper, but today we expect more. We (and our customers) have a different relationship to content – and today’s devices can help us fulfill it. Our content can interact with … Read more »
If you missed Ann’s Webinar on Developing a DITA-based content strategy for reuse, it’s now available as a recording from DCL, sponsors of the webinar. You can listen to the webinar via this link. Please note that the recording includes both video and audio, so it’s a large file.
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