Native English Technical Communications Services: Documentation, Web, Marketing collateral, Flash Demos, and more...
Thirdline International specializes in English language technical communications
services by a native speaker for software development organizations in Europe and
Scandinavia.
If your company needs to communicate with English-speaking markets, Thirdline Intenational Technical Communications has the skills
and experience to help you create a broad range of world-class technical communications collateral for your
software products.
Examples of deliverables we can produce for you include:
- Software documentation...
...including user guides, technical references, and on-line Help systems.
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- Flash - based demos...
...to enhance your marketing, leverage your documentation, or efficiently train your end-users.
Samples available!
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- Software marketing support collateral...
...such as media reviewers' guides and whitepapers.
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- User interface and usability...
...even small improvments to layouts, vocabulary, etc. can help make documentation less costly, keep customers happier,
and lower support costs.
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- Editing...
...of existing English-language content to ensure a polished, professional presentation free from colloquialisms and
errors that can tarnish your company's image.
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Why Thirdline?
- Over a decade of experience working with US and European software producers.
- Native English-speaking consultant with extensive experience working in international, multicultural settings.
- Extensive experience managing geographically dispersed communications projects and project resources
- Available to work on-site as necessary in Europe and Scandinavia. Can travel freely to many other locations and/or work remotely when possible.
- Capabilities in other languages: Spanish (fluent) and French (conversational). Some Russian.
- Flexible, highly-focused consulting firm concentrating on no more than one or two
clients at a time.
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