Adina Solutions
We know content and aren’t afraid to talk about it
Adina specialises in content creation and content management and is located at Tampere. Everyone at Adina has over 15 years of experience on content creation, customer support, and strategic planning that supports both functions.
We have three main areas of business: designing and creating user guides and consulting our clients in their technical communication questions and providing trainings.
What do we do?
User guides
Technical communication consulting
Training
We train both professionals and non-professionals in various aspects of technical communication.
Other services
Copywriting, UX writing, customer support strategies, customer journey planning, customer support in social media… we got that and more!
Why Adina?
How do we work?
Planning a user guide project
- What kind of product or service we’re talking about?
- Who is the planned user of the product or service?
- Will the user guide be printed, integrated in the product, or delivered on a website?
- What kind of user guide would be best for your product or service and its users?
- What languages do you need?
We produce the content with the most optimum tools for each case. We design the structure of the manual (= do the information design), write the texts, design and produce the pictures, produce the animations, and design the videos. If necessary, we also take your product pictures. If so agreed, we can also handle the translation coordination, printhouse co-operation and publishing to other media when required.
When your user guide is ready, we take care of change management and version control. A project ends in a wrap-up meeting, where we go through the project and what kind of further services would be needed.
Planning a consultancy project
- How is work done at the moment?
- What works, what doesn’t?
- What kind of problems have risen from the current processes/tools/ways of working?
- What kind of future wishes you have for your processes/tools/ways of working?
- What limitations do we need to consider?
Planning other projects
- Who are you and what do you do- with what kind of company we’ll be working with?
- What kind of project are we talking about?
- Who is your client and what do they need?
- What kind of deliverables do you need?
- What will be our responsibility in the project – everything to planning to production to publishing?
Adina in social media
Jo kolme vuotta takana Adinan toimitusjohtajana. Neljän hengen firmasta on kasvettu 10 hengen firmaksi ja asiakaskuntaa on saatu ulkomailtakin. Kirjoitin perinteisen synttäriblogin. #blogi #tekninenviestintä #yritystoiminta
http://www.adina.fi/adina-kolme-vuotta/
Like it says outside: "It's dark at 2.30 PM. Time for Slush." It'# also dark inside, by the way. #Slush19 #slush2019
"What's happening?" Only the next STVY seminar, in Tampere, May 2020! CfP out now, see you there 🙌 https://www.stvy.fi/seminar-2020/?lang=en
Seuraava STVY:n semma Tampereella toukokuussa 2020, tuu siekii! https://www.stvy.fi/seminaari-2020/
The figures are from 2017, quite nice for Finland, but there is room for improvement. Presentation by Andy McDonald, Information 4.0 Consortium. "Context is more important than anything for AI to learn." #ArtificialIntelligence #tekom2019
Did you know that it's the United Nation's World Soil Day today? It's for raising awareness on one of the big environmental issues we have today, soil erosion. Minna is a keen environmentalist, who has turned recycling into a hobby, and who teaches her co-workers at Adina more about vegan diets.
Markku got so excited about documentation that he now has a poster about it on his fridge door. Before finding his latest passion in the tech comms field he used to study the English language, and is currently partly focusing on game studies at the university.
Laura’s background is in translation studies, where she majored in English and specialised in technical communication. Being technology oriented, she wrote her master’s thesis on the usability of Symbianhelps. Key lessons learned? Never select quickly aging technology for an analysis project that lasts for 5 years unless you’re doing a historical review.
