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Portfolio
Here are several projects that represent the diversity of clients
and industries that AWW is privileged to work with. If you don't see
an example of exactly what you need, please give us an opportunity
to talk to you about it.
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Confused by the available literature
describing the genetics of sheep reproduction, AWW owner and shepardess
Carol Elkins translated the language of this highly technical
subject into an article that non-scientists could understand.
The article was written to help small flock owners build three
independent bloodlines from a small flock using only one ram. |
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The Operator's Guide for the IBM Network Color
Printer is one of three manuals written for this hardware. The
format and style of the document conform to IBM's corporate style.
It is fully indexed and incorporates detailed technical illustrations. |
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QualMed, Inc. (an HMO formerly based in Pueblo,
CO) developed the QualAssist software application to help its
medical management and claims departments track members' health
care. This manual, and its on-line Help version, document all
functions of this very complex program. The QualAssist User Guide
won third place in the Society for Technical Communication's international
publications competition. |
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Industrial Printers, a small and well-respected
printing company in Colorado Springs, CO, needed a quality assurance
manual to document its printing process. Knowing this would set
them well ahead of their competition, they asked AWW to write
it based on the exacting standards required of companies wishing
to achieve ISO certification. AWW documented all aspects of their
production and established a controlled document environment. |
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One of the world's leading architectural firms,
Brad Adams Walker Architecture, located in Denver, CO, asked AWW
to write a suite of technical research papers about various aspects
of control room design. This paper, Challenges in Control Room
Design: An Overview, was the core of the group of papers. |
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3-Click Desk Reference is AWW’s signature product. It
is an intranet look-up tool custom built to house all of the information necessary for a company to effectively communicate with its customers and employees.
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"...Carol has done a fine job with our technical standards.
They existed in various formats...scanned PDFs, Quark, MSWord...and had
been modified by dozens of different people over the years. Language wasn't
consistent, graphics were often illegible, cross-references were out of
date, text was missing, and each book used a different numbering and layout
format. She converted 26 books into a consistent library of Adobe FrameMaker
files. She imposed consistency on the documents' format and language and
created a style guide and production manual for us in the process. She
now handles all of the updates, mastering the PDF/CD-ROMs and managing
the prepress and printing process."
David Cackovic, Chief -- Technical Standards
Transportation Technology Center, Inc., a subsidiary of the American Association of Railroads
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