Publication Processes And Techniques

Identifies the features and purposes of publishing.

Lists commonly used publishing service channels (e.g. print and electronic media).

Documents the key tools and software used in publishing.

Clarifies the basic components of publishing, such as layout design, content, review, etc.

Converts clients' profiles and requirements into concrete publishing plans.

Summarizes the key concerns related to each step in the publishing process.

Specifies resources needed in a typical publishing project in terms of technical, personnel, and fiscal resources.

Monitors the quality of organizational publishing services.

Integrates targeted audience's preferences with publishing designs.

Leads in implementing best practices for publishing products/work.

Evaluates targeted audience's reactions to published media in order to improve organizational effectiveness.

Advises others on the organization or structuring of complex media publishing tasks; negotiates with media service bureaus or printers.

Minimizes risks that might cause customer dissatisfaction with the publishing process (e.g. failure to meet customer requirements).

Coaches others on the accurate and timely implementation of various publishing plans.

Evaluates the costs and benefits of various publishing plans; provides alternative options.

Designs new publishing techniques to increase the effectiveness of publishing standards.

Develops strategies to minimize potential risks in publishing services.

Builds best practices for combining customer/audience surveys with publishing initiatives.

Predicts ways to reduce costs through developments in publishing.

Champions the organizational application of the latest techniques in publishing programs.

Expounds on the historical and future perspective of publishing.