Managing Global Communication in Science and Technology
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Managing Global Communication in Science and Technology
Scheiber, H. J.; Hager, Peter J.
John Wiley & Sons Inc
11/1999
392
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Inglês
9780471249221
15 a 20 dias
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MANAGING DOCUMENT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ON THE GLOBAL LEVEL.
"Technical Communicators and their Contribution to the Systems Development Process" (J. Fisher).
"Global Graphics: Effectively Managing Visual Rhetoric for International Audiences" (P. Hager).
"The Impact of International Standards on Technical Communication" (R. Robinson).
MANAGING CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATIONS.
"A Participatory Approach to Communication for Developing Countries" (D. Andrews).
"Technology as a Communication Nexus: Transparent Aid or Technical Hinderance" (C. Ciborra & H. Scheiber).
"Creating Effective Global Teams" (D. Hanson).
"Document Design in the Information Age: A Consideration of Hypertext for International Technical Communication" (J. Inman).
"Lessons on Efficiency from the Field of Computing" (T. Orr).
MANAGING STYLE ON THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL: TECHNICAL TRANSLATIONS, READABILITY AND USABILITY.
"The Influence of Linguistic Patterns on the Transfer of Strategic Information: A Diachronic Study of the Rhetoric of Patent Applications in the U.S." (M. Frobert-Adamo).
"Improving Cost-Effectiveness in the Documentation Development Process through Integrated Translation" (K. Spalink).
GLOBAL TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATORS.
"The Message Sent vs. The Message Received: Implications for Designing Training Materials for Central and Eastern Europeans" (V. Mikelonis).
"Cafe, the ou late?: Teaching Technical Communicators to Manage Translation and Localization" (B. Maylath & E. Thrush).
"Preparing Technical Communicators for International Publishing: The Need for Industry-Education Cooperatives" (B. Speck).
ISSUES OF ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION.
"All Work, No Play, and No Education: The American Apparel Industry's Responses to the Problems of International Child Labor" (G. Kennedy).
"Managing Ecologically Responsible Publications in the 'Green' Global Village" (H. Shirk).
"Technical Communication in a Multicultural World: How to Make It an Asset in Managing International Businesses, Lessons from Europe and Asia for the 21st Century" (J. Ulijn & R. Kumar).
Author Profiles.
"Technical Communicators and their Contribution to the Systems Development Process" (J. Fisher).
"Global Graphics: Effectively Managing Visual Rhetoric for International Audiences" (P. Hager).
"The Impact of International Standards on Technical Communication" (R. Robinson).
MANAGING CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATIONS.
"A Participatory Approach to Communication for Developing Countries" (D. Andrews).
"Technology as a Communication Nexus: Transparent Aid or Technical Hinderance" (C. Ciborra & H. Scheiber).
"Creating Effective Global Teams" (D. Hanson).
"Document Design in the Information Age: A Consideration of Hypertext for International Technical Communication" (J. Inman).
"Lessons on Efficiency from the Field of Computing" (T. Orr).
MANAGING STYLE ON THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL: TECHNICAL TRANSLATIONS, READABILITY AND USABILITY.
"The Influence of Linguistic Patterns on the Transfer of Strategic Information: A Diachronic Study of the Rhetoric of Patent Applications in the U.S." (M. Frobert-Adamo).
"Improving Cost-Effectiveness in the Documentation Development Process through Integrated Translation" (K. Spalink).
GLOBAL TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATORS.
"The Message Sent vs. The Message Received: Implications for Designing Training Materials for Central and Eastern Europeans" (V. Mikelonis).
"Cafe, the ou late?: Teaching Technical Communicators to Manage Translation and Localization" (B. Maylath & E. Thrush).
"Preparing Technical Communicators for International Publishing: The Need for Industry-Education Cooperatives" (B. Speck).
ISSUES OF ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION.
"All Work, No Play, and No Education: The American Apparel Industry's Responses to the Problems of International Child Labor" (G. Kennedy).
"Managing Ecologically Responsible Publications in the 'Green' Global Village" (H. Shirk).
"Technical Communication in a Multicultural World: How to Make It an Asset in Managing International Businesses, Lessons from Europe and Asia for the 21st Century" (J. Ulijn & R. Kumar).
Author Profiles.
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MANAGING DOCUMENT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ON THE GLOBAL LEVEL.
"Technical Communicators and their Contribution to the Systems Development Process" (J. Fisher).
"Global Graphics: Effectively Managing Visual Rhetoric for International Audiences" (P. Hager).
"The Impact of International Standards on Technical Communication" (R. Robinson).
MANAGING CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATIONS.
"A Participatory Approach to Communication for Developing Countries" (D. Andrews).
"Technology as a Communication Nexus: Transparent Aid or Technical Hinderance" (C. Ciborra & H. Scheiber).
"Creating Effective Global Teams" (D. Hanson).
"Document Design in the Information Age: A Consideration of Hypertext for International Technical Communication" (J. Inman).
"Lessons on Efficiency from the Field of Computing" (T. Orr).
MANAGING STYLE ON THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL: TECHNICAL TRANSLATIONS, READABILITY AND USABILITY.
"The Influence of Linguistic Patterns on the Transfer of Strategic Information: A Diachronic Study of the Rhetoric of Patent Applications in the U.S." (M. Frobert-Adamo).
"Improving Cost-Effectiveness in the Documentation Development Process through Integrated Translation" (K. Spalink).
GLOBAL TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATORS.
"The Message Sent vs. The Message Received: Implications for Designing Training Materials for Central and Eastern Europeans" (V. Mikelonis).
"Cafe, the ou late?: Teaching Technical Communicators to Manage Translation and Localization" (B. Maylath & E. Thrush).
"Preparing Technical Communicators for International Publishing: The Need for Industry-Education Cooperatives" (B. Speck).
ISSUES OF ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION.
"All Work, No Play, and No Education: The American Apparel Industry's Responses to the Problems of International Child Labor" (G. Kennedy).
"Managing Ecologically Responsible Publications in the 'Green' Global Village" (H. Shirk).
"Technical Communication in a Multicultural World: How to Make It an Asset in Managing International Businesses, Lessons from Europe and Asia for the 21st Century" (J. Ulijn & R. Kumar).
Author Profiles.
"Technical Communicators and their Contribution to the Systems Development Process" (J. Fisher).
"Global Graphics: Effectively Managing Visual Rhetoric for International Audiences" (P. Hager).
"The Impact of International Standards on Technical Communication" (R. Robinson).
MANAGING CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATIONS.
"A Participatory Approach to Communication for Developing Countries" (D. Andrews).
"Technology as a Communication Nexus: Transparent Aid or Technical Hinderance" (C. Ciborra & H. Scheiber).
"Creating Effective Global Teams" (D. Hanson).
"Document Design in the Information Age: A Consideration of Hypertext for International Technical Communication" (J. Inman).
"Lessons on Efficiency from the Field of Computing" (T. Orr).
MANAGING STYLE ON THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL: TECHNICAL TRANSLATIONS, READABILITY AND USABILITY.
"The Influence of Linguistic Patterns on the Transfer of Strategic Information: A Diachronic Study of the Rhetoric of Patent Applications in the U.S." (M. Frobert-Adamo).
"Improving Cost-Effectiveness in the Documentation Development Process through Integrated Translation" (K. Spalink).
GLOBAL TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATORS.
"The Message Sent vs. The Message Received: Implications for Designing Training Materials for Central and Eastern Europeans" (V. Mikelonis).
"Cafe, the ou late?: Teaching Technical Communicators to Manage Translation and Localization" (B. Maylath & E. Thrush).
"Preparing Technical Communicators for International Publishing: The Need for Industry-Education Cooperatives" (B. Speck).
ISSUES OF ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION.
"All Work, No Play, and No Education: The American Apparel Industry's Responses to the Problems of International Child Labor" (G. Kennedy).
"Managing Ecologically Responsible Publications in the 'Green' Global Village" (H. Shirk).
"Technical Communication in a Multicultural World: How to Make It an Asset in Managing International Businesses, Lessons from Europe and Asia for the 21st Century" (J. Ulijn & R. Kumar).
Author Profiles.
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