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Definitions of Technical Writing and Technical Writers 
Technical Communicators: People who create, locate, analyze, and distribute information. Whenever you prepare a document that will serve as a basis for action, you work as a technical communicator.
Georgia State University. Articles>Writing>Technical Writing>Glossary
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Free Terminology Management: The Better Alternative? 
In projects like 'Wikipedia', collaborative work also necessitates a common language. This was one of the reasons why a 'Wiktionary' or a 'Wikiwoerterbuch' came into being. Thus, the open source community has already set out to develop ideas for the management of terminology and its implementation.
Herwartz, Rachel. tekom (2006). Articles>Writing>Glossary>Controlled Vocabulary
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Intelligent Terminology Management 
Using multiple terms to refer to the same concepts can be a major cause of confusion. Ray explains how to implement a process to consolidate the terminology used by your organization.
Ray, Rebecca. Intercom (2006). Articles>Writing>Style Guides>Glossary
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The Role of Terminology Databases in Inter-operability
Inter-operability is defined as the ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged (source: IEEE Standard Computer Dictionary). Achieving inter-operability of computer-systems and software can consume a significant fraction of the Information Technology budgets of large corporations, so it is an important problem.
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A glossary is an alphabetically arranged list of terms, with a definition or an explanation of each term. A term can be a single word or many words. Typically, in a printed document, the glossary is at the end of the document. Usually, in online help, each term in a topic, or the first instance of a term, has a popup that explains the term.
Unwalla, Mike. TechScribe (2007). Articles>Documentation>Technical Writing>Glossary
