We give away information like candy
Our committment to fostering strong community relationships differentiates us from our competitors. We donate 10% of our time to community educational efforts. Here are just some of our contributions to the community:
Single-Sourcing blog.
The Single Sourcing blog is focused on information about Arbortext, the community, and the best practices for successful implementation of dynamic information delivery projects.
Adepters code repository.
We currently maintian this free code archive. We donate the resources and contribute code to the repository on a regular basis.
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List of top Arbortext resources.
We maintain the list of top resources for Arbortext users available to date.
Arbortext Lens on Squidoo.
We maintain the Arbortext lens on Squidoo: Everything Arbortext in one place.
Single-Sourcing blog at dita.xml.org.
We publish the Single-Sourcing Blog spot on the dita.xml.org
Advisory Line
Let’s face it, there are times when all you need is some quick assistance to help you solve a challenge.
Webinars and Presentations
We present regularly at industry conferences. Some of our presentations and webinars are product focused, but many are not. We are known for providing high-quality content first and foremost.
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View copies of our presentations on SlideShare or the individual event pages
View copies of our published papers on docstoc or the individual event pages
PTC Technical Committee
We have been a contributing member of the PTC Arbortext Technical Committee, representing our customer's current and future needs to PTC, since 2005.
PubWright podcast.
We publish interviews with Arbortext implementers, customers, and experts. Find podcast series on the web here or on iTunes here.
Twitter.
You should follow us on Twitter here. We also maintain the list of Arbortext twitterers on Listorious.
Facebook.
Find us on Facebook
We organize and run the Arbortext PTC/User Facebook group.
LinkedIn.
We organize and run the Arbortext PTC/User LinkedIn discussion group and answer questions posted to any number of other groups as well.
Flickr.
See Pictures of the people who use Arbortext from our Flickr stream.
Community resources
Lots of other resources are available, too.
"It's not what you know," writes Google's Marissa Mayer ,"It's what you can find out."
Arbortext has always had a very active community. Users and developers support each other, answer each other's questions, and present at conferences. We talk about everything: We talk about Arbortext, but we talk about all the related technologies that come into play as well.
The community is more than just Arbortext customers. One of the strengths of the community -- and of the Arbortext product line -- is that PTC's Engineering team also partcipates in the community. You'll see them answering questions at all times of the day and night.
