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Don't
Miss XML Europe; June in Paris
"Whether you have been using XML and SGML and need to know the latest
developments, or you are new to the use of XML and want a complete
picture," explained GCA President Norman Scharpf, "XML Europe 2000 is
the multi-faceted event you should attend."
This year XML Europe
will be held in Paris. How could it be better? The week will begin with
18 concurrent tutorials held on Monday 12 June, that examine the many faces of
XML and related standards. On Tuesday the conference begins. Up to six
concurrent tracks will be running throughout the conference's four days.
"XML Europe explores the many different ways
XML, SGML, and their
families of associated standards are being used now and will be used in the
future," Conference Chair Pam Gennusa commented. "This is the GCA's
annual comprehensive event offered in Europe that focuses on applications, trends and technologies supporting
these standards, and delegates will find information for executives, as well as
business and technical implementers."
This year's opening plenary begins with Jeanne El Andaloussi of
AIS, who will
introduce a roadmap to the wide array of foundation, horizontal, and vertical
application standards. Two large XML users will provide in-sight into how XML is
changing their businesses. Christian Lienert of SAP will discuss SAP's current
use of XML and vision for its future in eCommerce. Kenneth M. Brooks, Jr. of
Barnes and Noble will discuss the use of XML in trade book publishing, where the
company is merging two types of workflow to create a highly successful digital
printing operation using XML.
An exhibit floor featuring over 40 vendor stands will complement the
conference offerings, sponsored by GCA's IDEAlliance in cooperation with Camelot
Communications. Delegates can see demonstrations of the tools and technology on
Tuesday from 12.30 - 19.00 (12 noon to 7 p.m.), on Wednesday from 10:30 to 19.00
(10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.), and on Thursday from 10.30 to 17.30 (10:30 a.m. to 5:30
p.m.). To register for XML Europe or any other GCA conference, visit www.gca.org.
For more information on GCA activities, contact GCA Vice President of
Communications Pete Janhunen at pjanhunen@gca.org or +1 703 519 8190.
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