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Successful tranmission of knowledge is not something that occurs automatically. Often "the expert" is not always the best person to present their own ideas particularly when technical information is being presented to a more general audience. RDF can act as an intermediatry, presenting information to a target audience while remaining true to the original content.

It is also often the case that it takes someone coming fresh from the outside to ask the "silly" questions in order that nothing gets missed when documenting work processes.

RDF is able to help take you through each step towards an ongoing staff development plan :

General copy / Research papers

RDF can prepare documentation aimed for a particular audience using raw content provided by the client or information generated through its own research resources. On your behalf we can conduct surveys along with subsequent statistical analysis, produce bibliographies, academic research, conduct interviews and focus groups and other information gathering techniques.

End uses for our work have included :

white papers
web site content
promotional material
news articles / press releases
magazine articles
speeches

Specialist documentaion

RDF can assist in the documentation of management or operations manuals specific to a particular organisations as well as assist in the audit of existing documentation. We specialise particularly in producing Quality Management Systems required to secure and maintain NZQA registration.

Other types of documentation RDF has experience in producing include :

User manuals (for computer software and hardware)
Technical reference materials
Lesson plans and other curriculum materials

Creative Writing

Do you require a ghost writer to put your own creative ideas into black and white?

Contact us now to discuss how we can help produce :

biographies
dramatic productions (stage or screen)
fiction
non-fiction