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Thanks Kathryn. Did we submit? If so, were we accepted? Though I am a
reviewer for the conference, I would not necessarily know the answers to these
questions as I wouldn't normally be assigned to review an abstract from a TC in
which I am a member.
Joe
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From: Breininger, Kathryn R
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[announce] Registration opens for XML 2005; Respected XML Forum Delivers
Practical Information That Attendees Can Put to Immediate Use within Their
Organizations
Kathryn Breininger
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From: Elledge, Marion
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[announce] Registration opens for XML 2005; Respected XML Forum Delivers
Practical Information That Attendees Can Put to Immediate Use within Their
Organizations
ALEXANDRIA, Va.--(BUSINESS
WIRE)--July 21, 2005--Registration is now open for XML 2005, the largest
independent conference for XML technologies and applications. XML 2005 is the
latest in IDEAlliance's series of conferences devoted to the Extensible Markup
Language, a worldwide standard that enables data compatibility across
different computing systems. It will be held November 14-18 in Atlanta, Ga., USA.
Experts,
IT professionals and novices from around the world attend the XML Conferences
to explore the latest technologies, applications and services that produce
higher-quality data, increase production speed, and save money. This year's
event will feature nearly two-dozen tutorials, approximately 125 presentation
and discussion sessions, interoperability demonstrations, and an exhibition of
products and services from leading vendors.
Scheduled
keynote speakers for the five-day program are David Campbell, Microsoft SQL
Server general manager for data engine and access technologies; Steven G.
Harris, vice president of Oracle's Java Platform Group; Jim Hendler,
University of Maryland professor and director of semantic web and agent
technology at the Maryland Information and Network Dynamics Laboratory; David
Megginson, principal of Megginson Technologies, a leading XML consultancy; and
Robert Picciano, vice president of data management for IBM Corporation.
The
source for everything XML
XML 2005
has something for anyone interested or involved in XML, from introductory
tutorials to case studies to technical and theoretical sessions. Select
presentations are geared to distinct application areas, such as government,
military, financial services, publishing, legal and pharmaceutical.
"XML has
gone through the hype phase to be an accepted and expected part of today's
technology infrastructure," says Lauren Wood, senior technical program
manager at Sun Microsystems, Inc. and XML 2005 Conference chair. "XML 2005
brings together experts, fellow professionals, and product vendors to give
attendees the resources they need to transform data management within their
organizations."
Elaine
Keagle, technical lead of the web services team for a county school system in
the U.S., is a prime example of someone
who put her XML Conference experience to immediate use.
"My team
used what I learned at the XML Conference to provide an entirely new plan of
production for both the print and online versions of our course bulletin," she
says. "The project has been a success in every aspect. It has cut down on
production time, reduced errors, and allowed for multiple outputs from a
single source. We marvel that in a span of a year we were able to complete
such a successful project using technologies new to us."
For more
information and to register for XML 2005, visit www.xmlconference.org/.
About
IDEAlliance
IDEAlliance (International Digital Enterprise
Alliance) is a not-for-profit membership organization. Its mission is to
advance user-driven, cross-industry solutions for all publishing and
content-related processes by developing standards, fostering business
alliances, and identifying best practices. Founded in 1966 as the Graphic
Communications Association, IDEAlliance has been a leader in information
technology - developing Document Markup Metalanguage (GENCODE), sponsoring the
Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), and fostering eXtensible Markup
Language (XML). IDEAlliance builds on these languages to create specifications
that enhance efficiency and speed information in all aspects of publishing and
content-related processes. Learn more about IDEAlliance at www.idealliance.org.
Marion L.
Elledge
VP, Information Technologies
Programs
IDEAlliance
http://www.idealliance.org
Watch for
upcoming events:
XTECH 2005 - 24-27 May -
Amsterdam, The Netherlands http://www.xtech.org
Extreme 2005 - August 1-5 -
Montreal, Quebec, Canada http://www.extrememarkup.com
XML 2005 - November 14-18 -
Atlanta, Georgia http://www.xmlconference.org
