We are analysts of the DITA marketplace.

• We review and evaluate vendors and tools in our Tools A-Z section.
• We help you develop your topic-based, single-source, structured writing and publishing strategy.

We help you with buying decisions

• We look at DITA strategies from the smallest - an individual technical writer - to the largest - a tech pubs group with hundreds of writers, supported by multiple designers and programmers in a corporate publishing environment.
• We recommend DITA toolsets for budgets from $300 to $300,000.

We provide online consulting.

• With your purchase of the DITA Report you get to spend an hour online navigating the interfaces of installed DITA Editors.

The DITA Report is edited and published by Bob Doyle. Bob is...

• Contributing Editor, EContent Magazine
• Editor, CMS Review
• Founder of Content Management Professionals
• Member, OASIS DITA Technical Committee
• Member, OASIS DITA Editorial Board
• Founder, DITA Users

DITA Report subscribers get a membership in DITA Users, the international DITA organization with over 400 members in 20 countries. A member directory facilitates locating other members in your geographical area.

The DITA Users website is the anchor site in a network of DITA support sites providing resources for DITA.

Each of our websites is optimized for some community-oriented function.

DITA Users - an international organization that helps members get started with topic-based authoring using the web-based DITA Storm editor, the DITA Open Toolkit on the server, and a personal workspace folder on the web.

DITA Infocenter - the DITA architectural and language specifications, and the Open Toolkit User Guide, in an Eclipse Help format.

DITA News - a blog aggregator, a mailing list, and comprehensive resources syndicated to other sites, including dozens of DITA-related products and services.

DITA Newsletter - our monthly newsletter on DITA.

DITA Blog - a group blog for DITA information developers (based on WordPress).

DITA Wiki - comprehensive resources in a format that encourages comments and discussions (based on MediaWiki).

and a couple of other sites to come soon, including

DITA Tutor - a set of self-paced and instructor-led DITA Tutorials (based on a Moodle LMS).