Press Center 2007

"DITA is very likely to become the next big thing in content authoring. That is why it's important to be familiar with standards-compliant XML software like Flare, which shares core principles in structured authoring with DITA," said Tony Self, a lecturer in the technical communications program at Swinburne University. "By understanding how to develop content in Flare, technical communications professionals can significantly reduce the learning curve of DITA.
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Just 19 months after its debut, Flare continues to outperform as the fastest growing technical authoring and documentation tool and commands 25 percent of the market, according to the 2007 WritersUA Skills and Technologies Survey published October 21, 2007.
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The promotion is part of MadCap's ongoing commitment to give back to the communities where its customers work. "MadCap is a valued partner in this initiative. Its creative promotion provides strong motivation for LavaCon attendees to contribute to the rebuilding of our city and shines a spotlight on how companies can have a meaningful impact on our community."
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Sharon Burton Leverages Nearly 20 Years in Technical Communications to Lead Delivery of First Native XML Content Authoring Software for Large Documents.
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"MadCap's rapid profitability and worldwide growth exemplify the strategic business value of tapping the strong technology talent in San Diego and demonstrate why MadCap Software is a model finalist for the AeA High Tech Awards," said Kevin Carroll, executive director, AeA San Diego Council.
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The new MadCap Feedback Server revolutionizes how enterprises get live user feedback on documentation, whether Web-based or on the desktop. Cutting-edge Web 2.0 capabilities allow readers to comment blog-style directly in documentation, as well as rate different topics.
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MadCap has thrived since it was formed out of eHelp's ashes…
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…because traditional authoring tools are not truly XML-based and lack full international language support…. Flare is one of those rare exceptions. We've now decided that even when we have to take projects built in other authoring software, we'll import these into Flare and then use Flare instead of the other tools."
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New MadCap Feedback Service Revolutionizes Interactive Online Help; MadCap Flare 3.0 Extends Leadership With Version Control, Advanced Search, Expanded FrameMaker Support.
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Award-Winning Online Training Firm Replaced RoboHelp with MadCap Flare to Eliminate Workarounds, Ensure Consistency Across Channels.
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Alchemy Software Development, the world leader in visual translation memory solutions, and MadCap Software, today announced a joint technology partnership. By combining state-of-the-art technical content creation with highly advanced visual translation memory technology, the companies will accelerate the delivery of localized Help content.
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Rapid Growth Includes a 101 Percent Increase in Financial Revenue and 59 Percent Increase in International Revenue.
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Expert Localization Firm's Evaluation Reveals Significant Benefits with Flare's Full Unicode Support Versus RoboHelp. EzGlobe, a full-service localization company, has completed a comparative analysis of MadCap Flare and Adobe RoboHelp in which only Flare provided direct translation into Asian languages, while RoboHelp required workarounds using other tools. EzGlobe has since recommended Flare over RoboHelp and is seeing a number of its customers switch to MadCap's software as well.
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MadCap Software and across Systems today announced a strategic partnership to combine state-of-the-art technical content creation with highly advanced translation and localization. Through integrated software from MadCap and across, technical documentation professionals will be able to publish best-in-class multilingual user manuals, online Help systems, and other corporate content for the international market -- all from a single source.
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MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring, is promoting the natural link between Microsoft's new XML Paper Specification (XPS) format and MadCap's growing arsenal of native XML single-source documentation products…
"Microsoft is extremely excited with the work that MadCap Software has accomplished," said Marcio Mello, XPS lead program manager at Microsoft.
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MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring and a Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Visual Studio 2005 showcase company, today announced its selection as one of the California Innovation Corridor's 75 Innovation All-Stars. MadCap will be honored at the two-day California Tech 100 conference, April 24-25, at the Irvine Hilton/Orange County Airport.
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The growing adoption of MadCap Flare by consultants is part of a broader rise in demand among technical communications experts to use "future-proof," cutting-edge software applications.
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Some might not think that converting FrameMaker content into online help and user documentation would involve taking risks. In this article, we tell our story of what risks were involved with one of my recent projects, how we overcame them, and what benefits we reaped by using state-of-the-art technology.
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MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring and a Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Visual Studio 2005 showcase company, today announced that Alignent Software has standardized on MadCap Flare 2.5 for delivering its user documentation.
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MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring and a Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Visual Studio 2005 showcase company, today announced that ChannelAdvisor Corporation has implemented MadCap Flare to deliver state-of-the-art online Help and user documentation.
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MadCap Software today announced the release of MadCap Echo. Following in the footsteps of MadCap's recent breakout successes in multi-channel content authoring and partnership with Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), MadCap Echo opens new doors for audio integration into information publishing. MadCap Echo is a unique application that provides an easy way for authors to create and incorporate state-of-the art audio and customizable Flash files into online output, and it works with industry-driven file formats such as XML, SWF, MP3, and WAV.
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MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring, today announced two industry firsts with the introduction of its Flare 2.5 native XML content authoring application. Flare 2.5 is the first content authoring software to offer four language interfaces in the same product — English, French, German, and Japanese — allowing users to work in their language of choice.
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MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring, today announced the launch of the MadPak suite and MadCap Capture 2.0, a cutting-edge screen capture and graphics editing program. MadPak sets another industry first by enabling multi-product single-source publishing to multiple channels, including the Web, intranets, desktop systems, and print documentation.
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MadCap Software, the leader in multi-channel content authoring, today introduced Mimic. A state-of-the-art software simulation application, Mimic lets individuals create movies that simulate actions on a computer screen and produce interactive instructional videos. Mimic is the newest addition to MadCap Software’s integrated “dream suite” of native XML, multi-channel authoring software for creating and publishing content—in print, on intranets, across the Web, and around the world in local languages.
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MadCap Software, Inc. and StaffTechs, a division of StaffMe.net, LLC, today announced that StaffTechs has expanded sales of MadCap Flare into the government sector. StaffTechs has adopted Flare, MadCaps native XML application for multi-channel content authoring, to develop Web and print documentation for StaffMe.net customers, as well as resell Flare to support clients ongoing content authoring needs.
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MadCap Software, Inc. today announced that, for the second half of 2006, revenues grew at an average of 50 percent month-over-month, exceeding expectations. The rapid growth builds upon the solid profitability that MadCap has enjoyed since the March 2006 introduction of Flare, its flagship Web content and document authoring product.
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