Crowd-Enabled Technical Writing Services

M. Vukovic, V. Salapura, Sriram Rajagopal
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Abstract

Availability of high quality technical documentation is a critical enabler for users to fully take advantage of service capabilities, such as Cloud-based offerings where clients interact with the service via a portal and have no direct access to a service support. Technical writers are relying on the input from subject matter experts (SMEs) to create usable portal content. This disrupts service operation and reduces the productivity of the entire service offering team. While technical documentation may include contributions from a large distributed team, it often results in disconnected content with different writing styles. In this paper, we describe Scribe Crowd, a service for managing the process of composition of technical documents. Based on the principles of crowdsourcing, where a task may be outsources to many qualified agents, Scribe Crowd manages the distributed process of documentation and assigns incomplete pieces of write-up to appropriate experts. We present how Scribe Crowd has been used to engage over 120 business consultants to efficiently create content for 450 documents as part of an enterprise learning portal that serves information about banking, insurance and financial markets.
大众技术写作服务
高质量技术文档的可用性对于用户充分利用服务功能至关重要,例如基于云的产品,其中客户端通过门户与服务交互,并且不能直接访问服务支持。技术作者依赖于主题专家(sme)的输入来创建可用的门户内容。这会破坏服务操作,降低整个服务提供团队的生产力。虽然技术文档可能包括来自大型分布式团队的贡献,但它经常导致具有不同写作风格的不连贯内容。在本文中,我们描述了scriscribe Crowd,一个管理技术文档撰写过程的服务。基于众包的原则,一个任务可以外包给许多合格的代理,Scribe Crowd管理文档的分布式过程,并将不完整的文章分配给适当的专家。我们介绍了如何使用Scribe Crowd与120多名商业顾问合作,为450个文档高效地创建内容,作为企业学习门户网站的一部分,该门户网站提供有关银行、保险和金融市场的信息。
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