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Edewaard Technical, located in Edina, Minnesota since 1993, offers high quality
technical
writing, technical illustrating, and consulting services to clients in many different industries.
Mission
The Edewaard Technical mission is outstanding customer service—to provide each client with superior solutions and to establish with each client
a strong, lasting relationship.
Geographic Focus
Edewaard Technical services companies at any location by internet, email, or
telephone. The geographical focus is the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, southern
and central Minnesota, and western Wisconsin where we willingly visit client
facilities for presentations, gathering information, and discussing projects.
Services:
William Edewaard, a technical communicator with an engineering education and
background, creates clear, simple, concise technical communications for
products, procedures, and people.
Refer to the Services page for more information.
· Technical manuals (installation, operation, maintenance, spare parts catalogs, user guides)
· Software user guides and help screens
· Specifications for processes, products, and software
· Procedures, policies, and presentation materials
· ISO and FDA compliance documentation
· Safety instructions and lock-out procedures
· Marketing materials such as white papers and use case specifications
· Illustrations (line art, drawings, photographs, diagrams, flow charts, etc.)
· Documentation formatting: Word document conversion to QuarkXPress, InDesign, Framemaker, or conversion of
documents from one desktop application to a different desktop application, such
as FrameMaker-InDesign-QuarkXPress conversions.
Professionally written and illustrated documentation delivers bottom-line
savings for the duration of a product life cycle.
Edewaard Technical can help your company in these situations:
· Allow the client engineering and administrative staff to remain focused on their
primary tasks.
· Reduce the customer service workload by providing effective end user
documentation.
· Reduce internal staff costs to create technical documentation.
· Help documentation services meet short deadlines.
· Improve poorly written or inadequate documentation.
· Improve production efficiency by upgrading process procedures, safety
information, and specifications.
