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Accountability Without Authority: Why Technical Writers Should Publish the Documents They Author
Abstract In many software organizations, technical writers fully own drafting customer documentation but do not own publishing it. A separate publication function promotes approved pages on a batch calendar. The split looks like quality control. In practice it is a latency control: a reviewed correction can sit in the CMS for days or weeks while customers, support teams, and product managers treat the live page as truth. This post argues that the person accountable for the wo

Sridhar Murugan
Aug 249 min read
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Developing Quality Technical Information: A Handbook for Writers and Editors - A Must-Have or Not?
Technical writing is a field that demands precision, clarity, and effectiveness. Whether you are a seasoned technical writer or just...

Sridhar Murugan
Sep 28, 20234 min read
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Styles in Technical Communication
Style is not a decoration or adornment in technical communication. Adding an exclamation point and a few adjectives will not make your...

Sridhar Murugan
Apr 28, 20221 min read
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