Nearly two and a half years ago, the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) officially approved the Darwin Information Typing Architecture Standard 1.0, completing the transition from many years of software development at IBM, reaching back to the mid-1990's before the introduction of XML.rnHow has this standard for structured writing, now at its first point release, become the fastest path to deliver documentation as XML? And what is the business model driving IBM's continued support of the standard, with several employees providing the expertise to shepherd not only the standard, but its reference implementation of a free and open-source XML publishing system, the DITA Open Toolkit?
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机译：将近两年半之前，结构化信息标准促进组织（OASIS）正式批准了达尔文信息打字体系结构标准1.0，从而完成了从IBM多年软件开发的过渡，直至1990年代中期。 XML.rn的引入如何使这种结构化书写标准（第一版发布）成为以XML形式交付文档的最快途径？什么是推动IBM持续支持该标准的业务模型？有几名员工不仅为该标准提供了专业知识，还为自由，开源XML发布系统DITA Open Toolkit的参考实现提供了专业知识？
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