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Special Interest Days are programs with a very specific focus that are offered in advance of the XML 2000 Conference Program. This year's Special Interest Day offerings include:

MONDAY • DECEMBER 4, 2000

9:00 am - 5:30 pm
(click for extended program)

XML Implementer Day
Track Chair: Laura Walker, Executive Director, OASIS

Join other XML implementers for a day that provides real-life case studies. This is a great opportunity to see what other XML implementers are doing, discover new ways you can use XML, and network with technology providers as well.

XML Developer Day
Track Chair: Jon Bosak, Sun Microsystems, OASIS

This is a special day, hosted by Jon Bosak, is one in which those developing new XML-based technology can share their latest brainstorms with others. This day provides the latest breaking news. Jon coordinates the content of this day just two weeks before the conference to assure truly leading edge technology presentations!

Enterprise Content Management
Track Chairs: William Trippe, President, New Millennium Publishing and Assoicate Editor, The Gilbane Report

Keynote: John Mancini, President

Does your back-end know what your front-end is doing? XML has been bandied about as the panacea for just about every web effort that organizations are undertaking. Content management is no exception. AIIM International presents a full-day educational program that will help you understand the real role XML can play in ECM (Enterprise Content Management). Topics will include what enterprise content management is, how both new and legacy data and document integration can be handled, what kinds of architectural approaches make sense for different types of content management business needs, and what the IT infrastructure ramifications are. These are some of the major challenges that must be addressed in order to use XML effectively. The program will be filled with "real world" advice, examples and actual case studies.

Content Exchange on the Web; Using ICE and PRISM
Track Chairs: Laird Popkin, Chair, ICE Authoring Group; Soethbys.com and Linda Burman, Co-Chair, PRISM Working Group; VP Standards & Evangelism, Kinecta Corporation

This special interest day focuses on two standards that enable content re-use and Web syndication. Both activities are hosted by IDEAlliance and have participants from both technology providers and those providing the content that drives the Web. Join the members of the ICE Authoring Group and the PRISM Working Group to learn more about these critical Web syndication standards.

XML Interoperability Day
Track Chair: John Ogilvie, CEO/CTO, Killdara Corporation

This day is a briefing on how vendors are working through industry groups to build working prototypes of large-scale, multi-vendor XML networks. The morning is devoted to trading networks, with a focus on the automotive industry. The afternoon is devoted to healthcare. Each session begins with a customer introducing the issues in their industry – describing their problem. This is followed by an industry group spokesperson describing how they have
addressed this problem with open standards. Technical gurus then explore how to build working systems around this standard. Finally, a live demonstration is shown.

XML Topic Maps
Track Chairs: Dianne Kennedy, Infoloom, Inc. & Pam Gennusa, Ontopia

This special interest Day focuses on Topic Maps. Learn about the standard. See demonstrations of Topic Maps and topic-map-based tools in action. Learn about the activity to optimize topic maps for the Web.

XML Inside the Beltway
Track Chairs: Joseph V. Homan III, Director, Enterprise Integration, Concurrent Technologies Corporation and David RR Webber, VP Business Development, XMLGlobal Technologies Inc.

This special interest Day focuses on government applications. If you are using XML within the government, or are one of those providing technology, integration, or consulting services to government, this is a great way to find what is going on and to form new business relationships within the Beltway.



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