Harald Stadlbauer ist geschäftsführender Gesellschafter der NINEFEB-Unternehmensgruppe, die sich der Weiterentwicklung der technischen Kommunikation widmet, darunter technische Dokumentation und eLearning, die intelligente, kontextbezogene Bereitstellung von Informationen.
Harald verfügt über langjährige Erfahrung im Projekt- und Produktmanagement in den Bereichen Robotik und Automatisierungstechnik und war zuletzt als Vice President Business Development im Bereich Telekommunikation tätig.
Er ist aktiv an der Weiterentwicklung von iiRDS beteiligt und wirkt an den AAS-Submodellen (Asset Administration Shell) der IDTA (Industrial Digital Twin Association) mit. Er war Eigentümer des AAS-Submodells „Intelligent Information for Use“ und arbeitet nun an der Synchronisierung anderer Submodelle mit den Metadaten von Intelligent Information for Use.

Harald Stadlbauer is General Manager of the NINEFEB Group of companies, dedicated to the advancement of Technical Communication, like Technical Documentation as well as eLearning, the intelligent context-related delivery of it. 
Harald has a track record of Project and Product Management in Robotics and Automation technology up to his role as Vice President Business Development in Telecommunications
He is actively engaged in developing iiRDS further as well as contributing to the AAS (Asset Administration Shell) submodels of the IDTA (Industrial Digital Twin Association). He was the owner of the AAS Submodel “Intelligent Information for Use”, working now in synchronizing other Submodels with the metadata of the Intelligent Information for Use.

André Schlotz ist VP Global Automotive and Manufacturing Solutions bei der RWS Group. Er hilft Organisationen dabei, ihre Content-Lieferkette für Service, Support und Kundenerfahrungen zu digitalisieren. Bevor er zu RWS kam, hatte er verschiedene Managementpositionen in Fertigungsunternehmen in den Bereichen Produktentwicklung, After-Sales, Prozessorganisation und IT inne. Er verfügt über mehr als 20 Jahre Erfahrung in der Prozessberatung, Planung, dem Aufbau und dem Betrieb digitaler Industrielösungen.

André Schlotz is VP Global Automotive and Manufacturing Solutions at RWS Group. He helps organizations to digitalize their content supply chain for service, support and customer experiences. Before joining RWS he was holding various management positions in manufacturing companies in product development, aftersales, process organization and IT. He has more than 20 years of experiences in process consulting, planning, building and running digital industry solutions.

Karsten Schrempp studierte Mathematik und Philosophie an der Eberhard Karls Universität in Tübingen. Inzwischen hat er mehr als 20 Jahre Selbstständigkeit in und mit verschiedenen namhaften Unternehmen im Bereich der technischen Kommunikation hinter sich.

2012 gründete er PANTOPIX, um seinen Weg der themenorientierten und wissensnetzbasierten Informationsbeschaffung und -bereitstellung in Kundenprojekten konsequent umzusetzen.

Dabei verfolgt er zwei Ziele: Im Hintergrund braucht jedes Projekt eine klare und präzise Modellierung. Im Vordergrund muss für jeden Beteiligten eine Lösung geschaffen werden, unabhängig davon, ob er beteiligt ist oder nicht. Zu diesen Lösungen führt er seine Kunden in spannenden und agilen Projekten.

Karsten Schrempp studied mathematics and philosophy at the Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen. In the meantime, he has more than 20 years of self-employment in and with various well-known companies in the field of technical communication behind him.

In 2012 he founded PANTOPIX to consequently implement his way of topic-oriented and knowledge network-based information acquisition and provision in customer projects.

In doing so, he pursues two goals: In the background, every project needs clear and precise modeling. In the foreground, a solution must be created for each participant, regardless of whether he or she is involved. He leads his customers to these solutions in exciting and agile projects.

Ulrike Parson ist Gründerin und Vorstand der parson AG, einem Dienstleistungsunternehmen für Technische Kommunikation mit Hauptsitz in Hamburg. Sie arbeitet vorrangig in der Beratung in ihren Spezialgebieten intelligente Informationen, Content-Strategie und Digitalisierung von Content-Prozessen. Ulrike ist Mitglied des iiRDS Steering Committees. 

Ulrike Parson is the founder and CEO of parson AG, a service provider for technical communication headquartered in Hamburg with over 25 years experience in technical communication. She works primarily as a consultant in her specialist areas of intelligent information, content strategy and the digitalization of content processes. Ulrike is a member of the iiRDS Steering Committee.

In 1991, I wrote my first technical instruction. The objective of the instruction was to prevent cold cracking in welding steel bridges. It was then, that I learned to put myself in the shoes of the user and to tailor my documentation to their specific context and requirements. A welder doesn't read a long manual, so the instruction had to be minimalistic and memorable.

My main motivation – you could call it my purpose - has always been helping other people, and I feel at my best when working on solutions that have a positive impact on people’s work and life. Like the welding instruction that explained a new way of working on just 4 pages, allowing welders to deliver bridges that can stand for over a 100 years.

Fast forward >30 years and I find myself now building bridges in organizations, innovating the way Technical Publications are developed and used. Though my role has changed over time, deep in my heart I am still that technical writer: combining innovation, storytelling and writing to design and explain innovative solutions. I can activate real change in complex technical publication landscapes and get the commitment from key stakeholders to maximize the impact of technical innovations and process transformations. Driven by my fascination for new technologies, I am continuously learning and looking for different scenarios to solve complex challenges.

As a leader in technical publications, I help my clients in transforming their technical publication processes using state-of-the-art technology and introducing innovations. By constantly challenging the status quo, I drive changes that have a real impact on people, processes and technology.

In 1991, I wrote my first technical instruction. The objective of the instruction was to prevent cold cracking in welding steel bridges. It was then, that I learned to put myself in the shoes of the user and to tailor my documentation to their specific context and requirements. A welder doesn't read a long manual, so the instruction had to be minimalistic and memorable.

My main motivation – you could call it my purpose - has always been helping other people, and I feel at my best when working on solutions that have a positive impact on people’s work and life. Like the welding instruction that explained a new way of working on just 4 pages, allowing welders to deliver bridges that can stand for over a 100 years.

Fast forward >30 years and I find myself now building bridges in organizations, innovating the way Technical Publications are developed and used. Though my role has changed over time, deep in my heart I am still that technical writer: combining innovation, storytelling and writing to design and explain innovative solutions. I can activate real change in complex technical publication landscapes and get the commitment from key stakeholders to maximize the impact of technical innovations and process transformations. Driven by my fascination for new technologies, I am continuously learning and looking for different scenarios to solve complex challenges.

As a leader in technical publications, I help my clients in transforming their technical publication processes using state-of-the-art technology and introducing innovations. By constantly challenging the status quo, I drive changes that have a real impact on people, processes and technology.