The AI Writing Revolution: How to Automate Documentation Without Losing Quality

AI is a helpful tool when used correctly. The key is knowing where it fits into the writing process without sacrificing quality. Automation can improve efficiency, but documentation still needs a human touch to make it readable and user-friendly. Here’s how businesses can use AI without losing quality. 1. Use AI for First Drafts, Not […]

Why Most Training Fails – The Missing Piece That Instructional Designers Know

Companies spend thousands on training every year. Employees attend workshops, complete e-learning modules, and go through long manuals. Yet, when they get back to work, they struggle to apply what they learned. It’s frustrating for both employees and businesses. So what’s going wrong? The problem isn’t just the content. It’s how the training is designed. […]

No One Reads Your Work Instructions—And That’s Why Your System Rollout Is Failing

Rolling out a new system takes months of planning, testing, and investment. The software is ready. The tech team is confident. The go-live date arrives, and then… Employees struggle, avoid using the system, or create workarounds to keep doing things the old way. The issue isn’t the system itself. It’s the documentation. No one reads […]

SMEs Rhymes with “Please” – Getting Time with Busy Subject Matter Experts

One of the biggest challenges for technical writers is getting time with subject matter experts (SMEs). They’re busy, stretched across multiple projects, and often don’t have the time—or the patience—to sit down and explain things. Some are happy to help but just don’t have the availability. Others see documentation as a low priority and put […]