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iHelp welcomes your contact by any means and we look forward to answering your enquiries.

 

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Phone: 07803 689729

Fax: 07092 810586

 

 

 

We live in an information age, where often, information is as important, if not more important than the products and services it accompanies.

No longer can anyone afford to sell their products and/or services without suitable documentation. Market pressures and competition controls whether you choose to include suitable information and UK and EU regulations and guidelines control presentation, accessibility and translation requirements.

 

This is where iHelp can help you.

 

iHelp's consultants have the information and skills available to quickly and effectively give you the information that you want and need to stay ahead of the competition.

 

iHelp has completed projects for many clients, including:

The British Council Editing & management of application & infrastructure documentation and intra-net
HSBC Bank Derivative pricing system help
The Environment Agency
(via 3di Information Solutions Ltd)
Finance, H&S and quality policy documents
Westland Helicopters Ltd Helicopter Maintenance Manuals
Tribal Group plc LEA software manuals, help & training materials
STL-Technologies National Courts system on-line help
SharpOwl Professional Services Automation User guides, On-line Help & Training materials
Secoda Risk Management Interactive on-line help system
Omnipac (UK) Quality Assurance Posters
iVision Outernet Trading On-line Help system
The Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators Newsletters and various ad-hoc documents

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is a Technical Communicator?

Professional communicators are highly skilled people, experienced and trained in preparing the instructional material in everyday use that we often take for granted. Indeed, some of the most successful technical documentation is that which allows a person to use the subject almost intuitively.

 

 
 
"Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information on it." - Samuel Johnson