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NEWSLETTER | June 2024 STRUCTURING DATA AND CONTENT SINCE 1981
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Fluid Article Production: Using AI to Automate XML Creation
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Embarking
on the journey towards a seamless centralized workflow anchored in XML has long
been the aspiration of scholarly journal production. However, the pivotal
question lies in defining the starting point in this intricate publishing
landscape. True innovation in journal article production necessitates the
initiation of XML integration from the very moment a manuscript arrives—prior
to peer review, copyediting, and composition. Yet, the challenge arises: how
does one devise a system for automated XML conversion from Word files in the
absence of control over file creation, and without imposing rigid templates or
intricate instructions on authors?
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Transformation and Unification of AMPP's Vast Content Collection
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The Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP) manages an extensive collection of content—books, journals, standards, magazines, podcasts, online learning courses, and more. AMPP is the global authority in materials protection and performance and is at the forefront of standards and training to enhance infrastructure protection and maintenance. AMPP recognized the necessity of a substantial overhaul in its workflows and tools to continually integrate the latest state-of-the-art developments, crucial for supporting its members and sustaining industry leadership through education, accreditation, innovation, and standardization. This included the need to centralize all content within an XML repository for efficient management and accessibility. |
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Bridge the Gap: Integrate AI with Structured Content for Pharma Content Excellence |
AI has been helping to speed up the drug discovery process for many years. Search the NLM’s PubMed repository and you’ll see thousands of examples of peer-reviewed published research on this topic with many predating chatGPT’s release. While the research is keeping pace with advanced development in AI technologies, the document authoring and submission process that supports bringing new drugs to market is not maintaining the same pace. Combining the power of AI technologies with structured content authoring (SCA) can help close the loop, accelerating and improving content development alongside drug development. Watch this on-demand webinar from DCL and Content Rules.
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Amazing Stories That Bill Gates Wishes Everyone Knew
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation focuses on improving people's health and giving them the chance to lift themselves out of hunger and extreme poverty. In a recent Gates Notes post, Bill Gates shares a compelling story about how the seemingly localized act of breeding cows can create ripples of positive impact that touch millions of lives. In a world filled with challenges, this story is a beacon of hope. Dive into this inspiring tale of progress and possibility.
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DCL partners with many global organizations that complement our services and offer a complete workflow solution to our customers. Following are some recent highlights from DCL's Partnership Laboratory. |
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Get More Value from Less Content
Did you know that one of the best things you can do for your customers is to create less content? Content teams who have not explicitly defined their content models typically end up creating excess content. This excess content costs the business time and money. It makes information hard to find, time-consuming to update, and expensive to translate. It also adds unwanted friction to the customer experience: it clutters up their search results and provides conflicting answers to their questions. You’d think AI would solve this. However...
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Tridion Docs Genius: Where Content Clicks
Traditional content delivery doesn't meet all the demands of our customers. They want to find information seamlessly, without the hassle of sifting through endless content to make connections themselves. So, the question is: how can we provide our customers with a better way to deliver their structured content so that their users can find the right information to get their job done? This is where RWS Group's innovation comes into play, culminating in a new module for Tridion Docs: “Genius."
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Jagged Edges of Conversational Interfaces Over Scholarly and Professional Content
RAG solutions, when applied to scholarly literature, provide responses that often appear expert level in their accuracy and usefulness. However, RAG solution performance is not equal across all tasks, leading to a phenomenon known as “jagged edges,” where technology’s gaps become apparent. These gaps stem from intrinsic limitations in LLMs and specific implementations of RAG patterns. In a recent post on The Scholarly Kitchen, Silverchair CTO Stuart Leitch examined those "jagged edges" to help publishers understand the current limitations.
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XML File Format Levels Educational Playing Field for Visually Impaired It was nearly 20 years ago that the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 was passed and enabled students with visual disabilities the same access to educational materials as their sighted peers. DCL News reported on the XML file format that leveled the playing field for the visually impaired.
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