Podcast 36: Creating a developer portal, being Agile, and using Lean. Interview with Stella Crowhurst, Worldpay.

In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we talk to Stella Crowhurst, Content Strategy Director at ‎Worldpay. We discuss: How Worldpay reduced complexity in the developer experience by combining multiple properties in a single portal. How Worldpay uses Lean methods to develop documentation within an Agile development environment. The new tool Worldpay is building in-house that… Read more »

Modelling business processes – Interview with Terry Hopper

In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we talk to Terry Hopper of Middlestone about modelling business processes, process mapping, the relationship between processes and procedures, and Business Process Model and Notation (BPNM).

Docs Like Code – Interview with Anne Gentle

Here is early access to the latest episode on the Cherryleaf Podcast – Interview with Anne Gentle, author of Docs Like Code and Product Manager at Cisco. It will be published on the podcast channel on Monday. Topics covered: What is docs as code? Why do it? When might this approach might be applicable? The limitations… Read more »

Training, accreditation and CPD in technical communication

Below is an interview with David Farbey of the Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators, where we discuss training, accreditation and CPD in technical communication. We cover: Becoming a technical communicator is different from becoming a lawyer, doctor, developer or an accountant in that, in the UK, there is no standard career path from school. How… Read more »

Delivering a digital strategy for Parliament – Interview with Rosie Hatton

From the Cherryleaf podcast: The UK Parliament is one of the oldest organisations in the world. So how do you deliver a strategy to a body that has over 700 years of content? Cherryleaf’s Ellis Pratt interviewed Rosie Hatton, Strategy Digital Lead at the Parliamentary Digital Service, to find out. Topics covered: What is Parliament? 1’56”… Read more »