Betty Harvey private consulting ECC, Inc. harvey@eccnet.com 5 2 3 Better understanding of the various CMS systems. no yes yes yes Better upfront planning? No additional comments. Fred Jestand private publishing BAE Systems fred.jestand@baesystems.com 4 1 3 get the latest info about XML yes no yes yes Lex Poot private defense DTS pootl@dts-inc.com 5 1 3 Overview of new tools that are on the market and of new versions of tools yes yes yes no Maybe a sponsored network lunch. great initiative John Weiland government defense Naval Medical Info Mngmt Cntr JRWeiland@us.med.navy.mil 5 5 5 no yes yes yes Phil Wenger government publishing OMB pwenger@omb.eop.gov 4 ? 1 no yes yes no Even a small cost makes it difficult for Gov\'t folks with no way to recoup expenses. nonprofit publishing 5 3+ 4 yes no yes yes Kenneth Sall private consulting SiloSmashers ksall@silosmashers.com 4 1 3 Increasing domain knowledge, learning about useful tools, and making contacts. yes yes no no Handouts from all vendors in a binder so we can take notes on the slides. Thanks for doing this, Betty! government IT 4 2 3 Better understanding of technologies available and state of the industry for CMS/DMS. yes no yes no n/a Michael Hahn private IT Vasont Systems mhahn@vasont.com 5 1-3 3 Chance to show off Vasont 9.0 yes yes yes no Wireless internet access Be sure to contact Jack Danaher (jdanaher@vasont.com) about our participation. private consulting 4 2 3 Learn about advances in Content management in XML yes no yes yes Jeff Beck government other National Library of Medicine beck@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 5 3 1 good to see the latest tools. I would be interested in document XML rather than data XML yes yes yes no Some of the talks were pretty salesy. It would be nice to see more technical stuff. \"Hows\" are the interesting thing, but they are hard to come by from Salesmen If you have too much stuff to put on in one day, I wouldn\'t mind picking between sessions. Mike Brenner nonprofit other MikeTheMathematician@IEEE.org 1 0 5 Gaining access to e-rulemaking and verifying it against lobbyists and corruption. no yes no CMS packages are very expensive and do not deliver an acceptable ROI. Bonnie C. B;ades nonprofit IT The MITRE Corporation bblades@mitre.org 5 20 4 Am currently involved in the content management aspects of horizontal integration of DOD activities across mutiple organizations and agencies and would wish to get a more indepth understanding of XML and related topics, including standards, products, and processes, and learn from experiences both positive and negative that others have encountered yes no yes yes Jeff Rupp nonprofit publishing ASCD jrupp@ascd.org 3 1 Better understanding of available tools and concrete business applications. yes no HyperVision Ltd. private publishing pjain@hvltd.com 4 2 no yes yes no Harvey Bingham private consulting hbingham@acm.org 3 0 1 convergence of approaches, ease of including and finding content, including authored text. yes yes yes Q&A use written submissions and pre-sorted/organized. Presentations need to be accessible for those with disabilities. Brownies are great! Thanks, Betty government publishing GPO 4 2 5 yes no no private consulting 3 1 2 being conversant with all the tools yes no yes no Brenda O\'Busek private consulting Constella Group bobusek@constellagroup.com 5 5 3 knowledge of the process yes yes yes yes more variety of speakers/topics Todd Barr private consulting Geo-Imaging tbarr@geo-imaging.com 4 2 3 A greater knowledge of managing data in an XML format yes no yes yes Rick Sievering private publishing GVA ricks@graphicvisions.com 4 2 3 learn more about the direction/future of structured publishing yes no yes Geoff Howe private IT Apogen Technologies 3 1 3 meet others who do this, discuss uses of this for data integration, see vendor presentations yes no yes yes government IT 4 2 2 yes no Vijay Shah private publishing vcshah@hotmail.com 5 2 4 learn more about tools available for publishing. yes no yes no private IT 5 1 4 yes yes yes no Jeff Shick nonprofit publishing ASHP jshick@ashp.org 4 3 2 Would be interested in learning others\' experiences with content management as well as learning of new technologies. yes no no Michael Gelman government IT US Senate Michael_Gelman@sec.senate.gov 5 2 2 Overview of technologies Head-to-head comparisons Case Studies from others Networking yes yes yes no government publishing 4 3 Learn which vendors provide XML content management products. yes yes yes no Tom Gaven private IT Exostar tom.gaven@exostar.com 4 2 3 no no yes no did not attend Alison Neal private other aneal@heuristics.net 3 3 3 yes no yes yes B Macias private IT CSC maciasb@ninds.nih.gov 3 0 2 Networking, survey of state of the market for XML CMS yes no yes private IT azmath8@hotmail.com 4 2 3 not sure no no no yes Is it possible to have the forums during weekends deborah Lapeyre private consulting Mulberry Technologies, Inc. dalapeyre@mulberrytech.com 5 two 1 - latest on content management products - comparison of cm for publishers - see how much cm is real XML - self-education in products yes yes yes yes Unlike, editors, which is a real focus, CM is all over the place. figure out what kind of CM you mean. talk to those vendors. i personally would like a publihsing focus. \"All our regulations, data sheets, textbooks, whatever\" under one CM. A small fee ($100.) or so. Will cut attendance, but not drastically. or you could get the money from the vendors. If you charge a fee you might be able to afford two rooms and \'track\" the event. CM is too too many different things to too too many people. Nat Eiseman nonprofit publishing AGU neiseman@agu.org 4 2-3 1 General information yes no yes yes Bohdan Kantor government publishing Library of Congress bkan@loc.gov 5 5 3 Develop strategy for XML client/server toolchain for managing and delivering content for multichannel publishing from \"single source\" XML fragments. yes yes yes yes More vendor demonstrations with real world government information private other Schick 5 1 5 Closely in touch with XML Trend yes no no yes Joe Carmel government IT US House of Representatives joe.carmel@mail.house.gov 5 4 1 I\'d like to see what other agencies are doing with XML authoring, particularly showing modules that provide functionality that is impossible or difficult to obtain with traditional word processing. How can XML authoring benefit authors? yes no no yes government IT 5 3 no no yes yes Sylvia Webb private other GEFEG US swebb@gefeg.com 4 5 We provide documentation software of XML standards and data models. We are interested in learning about user requirements and experiences. yes no yes Jesse Wilkins private consulting Metalinear Media jesse@metalinear.com 4 1 4 Concrete examples of how to use XML for info/content/records/document management yes no yes yes N/A N/A Bill Diamond private publishing Deque Systems bill@billdiamond.com 5 3 4 Deeper understanding of how our government continues to embrace XML and what we as manufacturers can do to help speed the process yes no yes yes Strongly interested in exhbiting and showing our new XML repurposing solutions nonprofit publishing 4 4 3 \"What is the role of the relational database system in content management?\" and \"When to buy and when to build a Content Management System\" yes no yes David Heiser government publishing Internal Revenue Service David.W.Heiser@irs.gov 4 3 3 yes no yes Stephen J. Wasko government publishing IRS Steve.J.Wasko@irs.gov 3 4 I\'m more into taxonomy than XML, so some information on how other government agencies and businesses implemented taxonomies and used them to improve contact access on their Web sites would be helpful. no no no no Didn\'t attend last year. Stephen J. Wasko government publishing IRS Steve.J.Wasko@irs.gov 3 4 I\'m more into taxonomy than XML, so some information on how other government agencies and businesses implemented taxonomies and used them to improve contact access on their Web sites would be helpful. no no no no Didn\'t attend last year. sol safran government IT IRS sol.safran@irs.gov 4 3 3 An understanding of the content management approaches being implemented in the government, along with the tools being used and the costs of the lifecycle for the various solutions. yes no