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Legacy Conversion
Converting Your Legacy Data Without A Hitch...
Let's face it, converting large amounts of legacy data can be stressful. Whether
you are performing a legacy or ongoing conversion, it needs to be done right
and on time. If anything goes wrong or there are delays, it can prove costly
- aside from the sheer headache of putting things right.
That's why choosing the best of breed in legacy conversion is a wise move.
Knowing your project is in good hands makes for an anxiety free conversion experience.
This is what you get when you choose the Data Conversion Laboratory, Inc. (DCL)
solution.
Smooth conversion
DCL is a recognized leader with a proven track record, sterling reputation,
and a reference account
in your industry. DCL's legacy conversion methodology helps you get the most from your
data. By guiding the process and anticipating the roadblocks, it provides a
smooth conversion that will meet your deadlines.
DCL's automated conversion produces the highest quality, consistently tagged
data. An extensive 24x7 online document tracking system keeps you informed of
your project's progress and eliminates surprises. And with DCL's extensive project
management and quality control, you don't expend internal resources to fix the
data later. This means you save money in the long run - just like you do
with any high quality product or service.
High quality, guaranteed results, low costs
We ensure quality and guarantee success, while keeping costs down, with our
time-tested, verified conversion methodology - five proven phases:
- Analysis - issues are identified up front before they become
surprises, so you know in advance what it's going to take to complete the project
and how it will end up.
- Conversion specification - a conversion specification and
trial samples are compiled using our time-tested approach. These serve as project
blueprints and provide you with a preview of how the final product will look.
Plus you get another opportunity to check that everything meets your needs.
- Program configuration - DCL's automated conversion software
is configured, assuring high-quality, consistent tagging. Live data is run through
the entire process as a final check that all is well.
- Production process design - the process is refined and
configured to make sure that the logistics and the quality review steps are
in place and balanced to produce the level of volumes needed for your project.
- Volume production - because of the extensive planning that
goes into the DCL conversion process, production will normally run quickly and
smoothly - and on schedule.
More on DCL's methodology is available at: http://www.dclab.com/xmlwhitepaper.asp
Do you really need the best?
Legacy conversion needs to be done right. Attaining consistency is the biggest challenge
in any conversion. DCL's methodology and automated conversion guarantees that
your entire data set will be consistently tagged. If you're using XML or SGML, DCL ensures your DTD is robust enough to handle
your data - yet not be too complex.
>>> WARNING: If
you make the wrong choice, you're going to have errors and rework, and implementation
of your whole system can be delayed. Bottom line: Fixing it later is very
expensive.
DCL will get it right first time. By choosing
the best you save money, time, and headaches and get a hitch-free conversion
you can rely on.
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About DCL
A leader in legacy conversion since 1981, DCL completed the first ever large scale
SGML conversion (General Motors), and the world's largest conversion project
(US Library of Congress).
DCL president Mark Gross authored the data conversion chapters in Charles
Goldfarb's The XML Handbook and in Bill Kasdorf's Columbia Guide
To Digital Publishing. DCL's monthly newsletter, devoted to SGML/XML and
electronic publishing topics, goes out to 7,000 readers. Visit: www.dclab.com/dclnews.asp.
DCL is a recognized speaker on SGML/XML conversion issues (Capitol Hill,
Pentagon, SGML/XML Users, BookTech, Online World, Society For Scholarly Publishing,
American Medical Publishers Association, Arbortext Users Group).
Scenarios
US Department of Defense (and its contractors): DCL has
converted documentation for 20 major weapons systems. With DCL's process, content
experts can collaborate efficiently and even the most complex data can be converted
to power advanced Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals (IETMs).
Major manufacturers: DCL has converted entire documentation
sets from a variety of electronic and paper sources to create a unified, normalized
documentation set - which could be sustained centrally, controlled easily, and
distributed world-wide in a variety of version and outputs.
Major scholarly publisher: DCL converts an ongoing flow
of author manuscripts. These arrive in multiple formats and styles and are converted
into a normalized SGML with TeX equations - and with bibliographic references
fully tagged and cross-references reconciled. Result? Copy editors can now focus
on copy editing and the firm saves weeks off the publishing cycle.
Getting it right, every time
DCL prepares digital content for electronic publishing and the Web. Converting
all kinds of information, from all major word processing, typesetting, document
formats ... and paper. Creating XML, SGML, OeB, HTML, and all other structured
formats. Our services include:
- Legacy paper & PDF source to SGML/XML
- Electronic source data formats to SGML/XML
- SGML to SGML
- SGML to XML
- Both DTD's & Schemas
- Both Structural and Content-based DTD
- Simultaneous conversion to multiple DTDs & Schemas
- Services for legacy conversions and software for recurring data streams
- QA and process review services for in-house systems
DCL converts the largest legacy collections, as well as recurring data streams
into your environment. With a proven conversion methodology and cutting edge
technology, DCL assures the best results.
Take action now
If that sounds like what you need for your organization, then contact us
now to discover more. Call us on 718-357-8700. Or e-mail us on: sales@dclab.com.
Alternatively, fill in the form below to request an estimate.
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Yes, I'd like to request
an estimate
The more details we have regarding your conversion, the more accurate the
estimate can be. Please fill out the form below as completely as possible. In
addition, if you have files that can be sent as a sample (of either the source
format or the target format) you can mail them to us at our address above or
email them to convert@dclab.com.
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Data Conversion Laboratory, Inc. 61-18 190th Street, 2nd Floor
Fresh Meadows, NY 11365 (718) 357-8700 www.dclab.com
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