The end of the first week in the tcworld roadshow found us in the Danish capital Copenhagen. The hotel was conveniently close to the airport but a little further away from the center of this beautiful town. I was staying in a small apartment in the North and on my way to the bus that would take me to the venue I noticed how loose the Danish seem to be even when it comes to drawing the line. Or maybe they were drunk when decorating this place, who knows ? Fact is that most of these wobbly lanes eventually take you right up close and personal with a tree that will not move. It is not the only art to be found in Copenhagen, as the town is full of it and boasts a good number of museums and art festivals.
But of course we were here to do some work, so it was off to the roadshow venue, setting up the Adobe banner and preparing for the talk. The crowd was a little smaller than in Sweden but of high quality when it comes to experience in technical documentation. There was a relatively high number of managers in the room, and this livened up the discussion session in the afternoon. As for usage of editing environments and content management solutions, there was quite a spread, with some companies struggling along without any CMS and others using their own solution. Some companies featured a multinational team of writers while others relied on a single part-time freelancer to get their documentation in shape.
