Whether you're creating reports, academic papers, courseware, procedures manuals, or electronic books, or need to integrate structured documents into a web server or internal workflow environment, Wolfram Research offers document composition and processing technologies to meet your technical publishing needs.

Mathematica combines comprehensive computing power with fully interactive, platform-independent notebook document technology. Wolfram Publicon is a competitively priced stand-alone application to simplify composing information-rich technical documents, based on Mathematica's notebook format. On their own, each system offers a range of exciting word processing and authoring solutions, and in combination they take you from research and analysis to publication-ready documentation.

Wolfram Publicon 1.0 is optimized to prepare articles for publication, for anyone who wants access to Wolfram Research's advanced technical typesetting technology outside of Mathematica. Within Mathematica, the AuthorTools package offers a system for enhancing research notebooks with the extra details needed for book publication. Both products offer complete support of MathML and export to XHTML for disseminating research on the web, as well as convenient slide show features for live presentations.

Publicon benefits publishers as a submission "engine," guiding authors to produce structured content meeting a publisher's specifications. It also offers an easy-to-master editing tool for staff working within a technical publisher's workflow system. Mathematica expands on Publicon's technology base, allowing automation of scriptable document conversion within any server configuration.

Wolfram technology offers enterprise solutions for integrating XML documents, particularly those including MathML, into electronic document and record management systems for sites requiring strict document management protocols. Mathematica and Publicon documents themselves are based on an ASCII format (with secure encoding options available), making them easy to handle within version-control and time-stamping frameworks. Mathematica's broad range of external interfaces allows for automation of document processing within any type of server configuration.