About My Technical Writing Expertise
Meet the Writer
Michelle is a recognized information systems expert with a strong focus on translating data into meaningful insights and results. With her background in quality assurance, library science, and information management, she provides valuable perspectives on various data management topics. Her work has been featured in several prominent publications, including DATAVERSITY, Crikey, Knowledge Owl, World Financial Review, IT Chronicles, and RTInsights.com. Additionally, her expertise has been cited by multiple sources, such as a UK government blog, the CDA Institute, and AIMS, a division of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
She offers outstanding analytical skills that generate thought-leading business insights, along with excellent writing skills that encompass clear and concise technical articles, glossary entries, interviews, case studies, and white papers. Her remarkable attention to detail and ability to quickly adapt to new technologies further enhance her contributions to the field.
My writing roots
While in between software testing contracts, I began writing technical articles about technology and data management. I enjoyed bringing ideas and concepts to life. As an information systems expert, I found that demand for my work grew, and I have continued this journey since.
My style
I engage with my clients to understand their writing goals, which often include creating technical articles. Based on these objectives, I outline the article or paper. As an information systems expert, I research existing documentation and relevant information on data management. I ask clarifying questions and follow up as needed to ensure clarity. I condense my thoughts into 2 or 3 major points. Additionally, I utilize an AI word processor called Lex to generate content ideas, check for content coverage, experiment with voice, and craft smooth transitions between paragraphs.