The Telematix
seminar manuals
are designed to
a standard of
publication that
is unique in the
industry. Our
manuals are designed
to be highly readable,
factual self-contained
technical reference
books that are
useful to delegates
long after their
initial learning
experience has
finished.
We have custom-developed
a major version-control
software system
which makes it
practical for
us to edit any
component of our
large library
of presentation
material without
confusing our
on-going manual
publication activity.
Our editing department
is thus free to
continuously update
the technical
material that
appears in our
manuals, without
being constrained
by specific presentation
schedules. This
insures that all
changes are systematically,
automatically
integrated into
manuals before
they are printed
for each session,
and every manual
is an up-to-the-minute
snapshot of our
latest content
improvement efforts.
Publishing features
that insure the
utility of our
student manuals
will continue
long after the
seminar has ended
include:
Presentation material
is prepared with
subject discussions
in complete sentences
in the text, making
the content intelligible
without the presenter's
interpretation.
Frequent sketches
and illustrations
that complement
the text material,
creating a readable,
highly effective
format for learning.
A comprehensive
Table of Contents
which references
our unique text-book
style sequential
front-to-back
reference page
numbers. Contrast
with the the near-universal
seminar manual
page numbering
scheme which uses
chapter and page
numbers (e.g.
Page 8-2) -- very
convenient for
editors but a
major disadvantage
to anyone attempting
to find their
way around the
document.
A textbook style
Subject Index
(unique in the
industry) that
provides comprehensive
subject references,
making it practical
to quickly locate
valuable references.
A customized,
detailed Encyclopedic
Glossary (derived
from our comprehensive
glossary database)
which contains
references uniquely
relevant to each
seminar subject
-- making the
glossary a far
more useful adjunct
to our manuals
than the glossary
material typically
included in technical
publications.
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