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New STC SIG: Content Strategy

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Published: September 2009 in Content Management, Features, Society News, Technologies

Rahel Anne Bailie announces new content strategy SIG
I am excited to announce the newly established the Content Strategy SIG, which will be the home to STC members practising as content strategists or wanting to learn more about this emerging field. The Content Strategy SIG is the forum in which to establish and develop the practice area of content strategy, particularly as it pertains to technical communication, to provide resources that prepare STC members wanting to transition to this as a career option, and to allow SIG members to support one another as practitioners as the field develops. Additionally, artifacts may be developed that allows practitioners to build a body of knowledge specifically pertaining to content strategy.

This STC SIG will be of particular interest to managers.

The site is at: http://www.stc-cs.org and you can sign up for the discussion group on the site.

Rahel Anne Bailie is a content strategist and content management consultant. She is the principal of Intentional Design Inc. and Fellow of the STC.

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