Event archive · Kyoto · October 2016
InfoParse brought the XDocs story to Kyoto.
The announcement introduced InfoParse’s planned exhibit, demonstrations, and “Easy ‘n Fluid DITA Solution” presentation at the Japan Technical Communicators Association Symposium.
Easy ‘n Fluid
DITA Solution
InfoParse · JTCA Symposium · Kyoto
The 2016 announcement
Archive · Published 19 September 2016. Event invitations and roles reflect the original publication period; the event has passed.
Bluestream is very pleased to announce that our implementation partner InfoParse—an Intelligent Content & AX Content engineering company—will exhibit and present the XDocs DITA CCMS as an end-to-end content solution at the Japan Technical Communicators Association (JTCA) Symposium in Kyoto, Japan, which takes place October 5 to 7, 2016.
The talk, “Easy ‘n Fluid DITA Solution”, which presents the XDocs CCMS, will be presented on October 6 at 10am. Additionally, there will be demonstrations on the XDocs CCMS at the InfoParse booth at scheduled times during the symposium.
If you are attending the symposium in Japan, please stop by and say hello to our partner InfoParse after the talk and at the booth.
Editorial context · October 2026
The announced participation
Bluestream described InfoParse as its implementation partner and an Intelligent Content & AX Content engineering company.
What to ask of an end-to-end demonstration
The original notice described XDocs as an end-to-end content solution. To test that idea, follow a small publication through the whole workflow. First, choose content that represents your own work. Then ask the presenter to show each handoff, rather than only the editing screen.
Create and manage
Show how an author identifies and edits a topic. Include the publication that uses it, along with its images and references.
Review and approve
Next, identify who checks technical correctness and who approves the version. Show where that decision enters the workflow.
Deliver and maintain
Finally, show how approved content reaches its intended output. Explain how the team handles a later correction while preserving its link to the source.
Archive source: XDocs and InfoParse in Kyoto, 19 September 2016.