Events
• DITA Europe 2026
February 2-3, 2026
Brussels, Belgium
In 2026, DITA Europe is taking place in Brussels, Belgium!
On February 2-3, you can join the Oxygen XML Editor team for two days filled with career-empowering knowledge, practices, networking, and
practical solutions. With insights from nearly 50 presenters, multiple Technology Test Kitchen sessions, an exhibit hall packed with the
best content management solutions, and the very best in industry networking.
In similar fashion to previous years, Oxygen XML Editor will be there to deliver engaging workshops designed to give you knowledge,
best practices, and useful solutions. Don't miss out on the opportunity to meet with us!
It’s also worth noting that the 10th edition of DITA-OT Day will take place at the same location on the pre-conference day (February 1, 2026).
To find more details about DITA Europe 2026 and to register online, follow the link below:
https://ditaeurope.infomanagementcenter.com
Agenda
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| Enhancing AI Intelligence: Leveraging Tools for Contextual Editing
Discover how to empower AI engines with enhanced editing capabilities by utilizing functions to provide precise context.
This presentation explores innovative techniques to bridge the gap between AI and human-like understanding, enabling smarter, more efficient content editing and decision-making processes.
Join this session and learn how contextual functions can transform AI into a more intuitive and effective tool for your projects!
Radu Coravu is a DITA XML expert working on Oxygen XML Editor. During the last years, his main focus has been on the development of the visual XML Author editing environment and the
specific-DITA support provided by Oxygen, combined with working on the Oxygen AI Positron add-on which adds specific AI functionality for editing DITA XML content.
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Radu Coravu
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| Aligning AI Content Generation with Your Styleguide
This presentation explores practical strategies for ensuring AI-generated content adheres to your organization's styleguide, terminology, and document structure.
We'll discuss methods for integrating AI with existing validation tools (Schematron, linters, terminology checkers) to automatically identify and correct style violations.
We'll cover prompt engineering, fine-tuning, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and techniques for providing AI with persistent memory of style preferences.
Alex Jitianu has been working for more than 16 years for Syncro Soft, the producer of the popular Oxygen XML Editor. During this period,
his main focus has been in the development of technical documentation tools and DITA specific support.
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Alex Jitianu
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