S1000D
S1000D requires information to be created as Data Modules (DM), which are structured XML files. They are organized into a hierarchical XML structure through the use of Data Module Coding. Knowledge so partitioned and classified can therefore be shared among many publications, and updating of items in the underlying controlled source will automatically affect updating of the dependent publications. The DMs and supporting contents (graphics, multimedia, publishing information, training packages, etc.) are usually stored and maintained using a Common Source Database (CSDB). The output may range from a printed (paper or simple page-presentation) manual, through to a fully interactive digital manual with rich media, learning opportunities, and multiple formats of delivery.
Single Source, Multiple Outputs
S1000D uses structured XML-based Data Modules stored in a CSDB, enabling content reuse across multiple publications and ensuring that updates made once are automatically reflected wherever the data is used.
Structured & Intelligent Documentation
Modular, XML-based content with standardized coding ensures accurate, scalable, and maintainable technical information, supporting rich media, training integration, and interactive user experiences.
Why Choose Us?
- Proven S1000D Expertise
- Strong S1000D Compliance
- Single Source Publishing
- Proven Defence Domain Experience.
- Rich Interactive IETMs.