Flatirons Solutions led the industry in championing a Component-Based Authoring model and leveraging the flexibility of Dynamic Content Delivery. Flatirons actively participates in industry standards groups, conferences, training workshops, and webinars and has authored numerous white papers, articles, and blog discussion threads that speak to the value achieved in:
Not only does Flatirons evangelize these principles and codify best practices through standards committee work, Flatirons has a proven track record in applying these approaches in solutions for clients. Flatirons clients experience the value of these visionary approaches in achieving reduced cycle times and production costs as well as realizing new revenue streams through personalized publishing channels.
As a long-recognized visionary in the industry, Eric Severson contributes to a number of content technology blogs. These seminal discussions continue to challenge any “status quo” mentality in the industry and move the discussion to new break-through thinking among those with a passion for better managed and delivered content.
As a board member and officer, Flatirons CTO Eric Severson provides leadership to this industry consortium that supports XML and publishing industry conferences, certifications, and training. Fellow board members include executives from Time, Inc., Microsoft, McGraw-Hill, Wolters-Kluwer, R.R. Donnelly, and Conde Nast.
As the Chair for DocBook for Commercial Publishing subcommittee and a standing member of the technical committee, we provide leadership in developing and maintaining the DocBook family of specifications.
As a member, we further the industry by supporting this technical committee's initiatives. This OASIS DITA Technical Committee is chartered to define and maintain the Darwin Information Typing Architecture and promote the use of the architecture for creating standard information types and domain-specific markup vocabularies. In addition, we serve as members and leaders on the following subcommittees:
As a member, Flatirons supports the efforts of this technical committee chartered to standardize Web services and Web 2.0 interfaces to enable information sharing across content management repositories from different vendors