Camille Clowery
GBGreat experiences with backend conversion We have used DCL for a few back content conversion projects. I highly recommend them; they are reliable and the XML produced is accurate. Throughout our projects, DCL’s project manager responded to our questions quickly, although I found it hard to keep track of things over several months via email. I think it would be helpful if there was a way to track comments and the progress of the project other than through email.
G. Reese
GBDCL is our 'go-to' conversion source The staff at DCL has been our 'go-to' XML conversion source for two years now and they never let us down! A special thanks to Naveh Greenberg, who always delivers the goods, and is a great communicator. We will turn to DCL for our XML for as long as they are in business! G. Reese Tech Publications Hydraulics International Inc.
Jodi
GBAbsolutely horrible Absolutely horrible. I know how important these surveys are and I wouldn't give such a low rating lightly. It takes two days to get a printer installed? Over five days for a password reset? You need to review your online ticket review and resolution process for process inefficiencies. The time it takes for not only a REAL person to get back to someone, never mind the time it takes to resolve, is unacceptable. Not only that, if you call someone for something so simple as installing a printer driver, they can't handle it and need to send it to the next level... pointless.
L Gunderman
GBExcellent PDF to EPUB Conversion I have worked with DCL and Mary Jane Lopez for several years and they consistently provide excellent PDF to EPUB conversion services and customer service. They are quick and very responsive and do great work. If you're looking for a more dynamic EPUB eBook experience, that's not DCL's wheelhouse. For basic EPUB conversion services, I highly recommend them.
Alice Otero
BRPrecision and Agility with DCL Harmonizer DCL Harmonizer was fundamental for me to carry out a content reuse project I’ve had in mind for months. Having the DCL Harmonizer report served as a guide and made my reuse work a lot more precise. 59% of the files in scope had at least one reusable element - a lot more than I had expected. Using the tool has also made my work a lot more agile: If I were to compare the content files, my project would’ve taken at least double the time. Sending DCL the files and getting the results was a matter of days.