One of those challenges, is how to manage conversion of content. In recent years, many publishers have outsourced or offshored operations to content conversion specialists or developed their own in-house solutions utilizing specialist tools and technical expertise.
While both these approaches may have served publishers very well in the past, today there is increased pressure to reduce operating costs and turnaround times, while maintaining or enriching the quality of content delivered and, more importantly, being able to readily adapt to changes in the market.
Such improvements in operational efficiency and content quality can ultimately only be achieved through improved process automation, and allowing for enhanced user control over output quality.
Publishers also need to plan for some of the formatting differences which exist between targeting print and eBook outputs. Development of style guidelines that facilitate both print and EPUB publishing, for example, is one of the first and most essential stages in preparing for content conversion.
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