2 Oct 2019 09:00
2 October 2019
SDL plc
("SDL" or the "Group")
SDL launches Tridion Docs 14 for Intelligent Content Management
New Collective Spaces feature provides advanced collaborative authoring environment
SDL (LSE: SDL), a global leader in content creation, translation and delivery, has today announced the latest version of its intelligent content management system, SDL Tridion Docs, with new enhanced collaborative authoring features. SDL Tridion Docs centralises the creation, translation and distribution of content to reduce the complexity and costs associated with the timely delivery at scale of quality technical content.
SDL Tridion Docs 14 introduces a new Collective Spaces feature to enable enterprise-wide structured collaboration on the drafting and review of content. This includes functionality such as allowing multiple reviewers to provide feedback on the same content simultaneously; assigning access permissions to contributors; facilitating compliance and audit-trail visibility with reports on reviewer comments and resolutions; and easy integration with other solutions and third-party systems. This unified simple-to-use feature enables any contributor within an organisation, including subject matter experts or occasional contributors, to easily author, review and collaborate on content creation.
SDL Tridion Docs customers span high-tech, life sciences, automotive, industrial manufacturing and financial services. The creation of content such as financial and legal documents and technical and product documentation, often involves many contributors - from authors, to subject matter experts, translators and reviewers. Sharing content and updates over email and through files risks introducing errors and can cause logistical challenges. With SDL Tridion Docs, authors can create, share and finalise content for publication across any digital or traditional platform with greater efficiency, and over 80% of SDL customers reported an ROI on SDL Tridion Docs in 18-24 months or less.
"Creating and editing documents within a structured environment is normally exclusively reserved for only a few within an organisation in order to maintain version control of a document. An annual report, for instance, would need contributions from the c-suite as well as investor relations and legal teams. Similarly, a technical document would need input from multiple engineers - who don't necessarily have the knowledge required to review structured content," explains Jim Saunders, Chief Product Officer, SDL. "The collaborative new features introduced through SDL Tridion Docs 14 now make it easy for anyone to review and edit whole documents - or just their respective section - in an agile way, dramatically improving the time it takes to create, translate and finalise a document."
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