Ictect’s Intelligent Content Software provides demonstrable Operational Efficiency Improvement while creating compliant technical documents – All within a common platform you already use – Microsoft Word and Office 365.
No XML Knowledge? No Problem.
Now your whole team from Subject Matter Experts, Engineers, to Technical Writers can all contribute content to technical publications in Word (no XML knowledge needed) while our patented software generates XML in the background.
icTools is the single software solution for document creation, formatting, compliance, automation, XML, and more. We work with product teams every day, like yours, with the sole focus of improving your operational efficiency. That means ensuring your Technical Publications are compliant with various mandated XML standards and business rules while reducing the time to get it done.
Learn how easy it is to create and publish compliant technical documents through icTools and Microsoft Word - IN-HOUSE. Examples will include DITA, S-1000D, MILSTDs, and your Style Guides.
See for yourself how we can increase accuracy and consistency, integrate with your PLM or CMS, streamline your workflow, reduce your training and outsourcing, and save time.
Megan has spent most of her career engaging with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), various U.S. Government agencies and a multitude of manufacturers spanning multiple industries. Her focus has always been on solving customers’ requirements from products and software to integrated logistics. For the past several years, she has focused on software solutions, joining Ictect in 2022. At Ictect, she helps customers realize greater operational efficiencies by delivering Ictect’s patented software solution to modernize document workflows, increase the speed and efficiency of the publishing process, and reduce training needs all while providing significant cost savings.
Phillip Barratt
Director of Sales and Marketing
Phill has a long history in the Publishing technology industry. Whilst working for The Thomson Corporation he was taught to use SGML at the point where loose-leaf publishing was moving to CD-ROM and then via XML and HTML, on to the early internet publishing. He was then involved in launching one of the first XML authoring tools into EMEA (XMetaL) and from there he worked with SoftwareAG, Quark etc. He became a director of DeltaXML in 2015 and went on to work for GPSL as VP Content Solutions.