Available Presentations from Past Meetings

Recent Presentations

• Publishing & Media Value Proposition - presentation by Sophie Forge, May 2008
• Interacting with the Semantic Web - presented by Duane Degler, IPGEMS, February 2007
• DB2 9: pureXML^® Hybrid DB Engine - presentated by Brian Williams, IBM, September 2006
• Introduction to XForms - presented by Terry Brady, New Media Strategies, August, 2006
• XACML - presented by Argyn Kuketayev, March, 2006
• A Use-Case Driven Approach to the Development of Reusable Stylesheet Modules - presented by Terry Brady, Lexis Nexis.

Presentations from 2005

• Eating Your Own Dogfood - presented by Michael Hahn, March, 2005

Presentations from 2004

• XML-centric workflow offers benefits to scholarly publishers - presented by Sash Schwarzman, American Geophysical Union, October 20, 2004.
• Public DTDs for Journal Article Authoring/Archiving and Interchange - presented by Debbie Lapeyre, Mulberry Technologies, May 19, 2004. A PDF version of this presentation is also available.
• Scalable Vector Graphics - presented by Ken Sall, Silosmashers, April 21, 2004

Presentations from 2003

• Processing XML with JAVA - presented by Karanjit Siyan, PhD, NIST, September 17, 2003
• Just Adrift Off the Isle of Interoperability or, Why Indentation is a Very Bad Thing and Other Similar Observations - presented by Michael Hahn, June 18, 2003.
• Content Assembly Mechanisms - presented by David RR Webber, April 16, 2003.
• Global XML Web Services Architecture (GXA) - presented by Joe Chuisano, Booz, Allen Hamilton, April 16, 2003.

Presentations from 2002

• Converting SGML DTD's to XML DTD's. Presented by Michael Hahn, June 19, 2002.
• Functional Approach to Content Management. Presented by Barry Schaeffer, X.Systems.Inc. - April, 2002
• Using XML end-to-end to deploy web based business applications. Presented by David RR Webber, XML Global - April, 2002
• Introduction into VoiceXML. Presented by Lex Poot and Lee Hernly, DTS, Inc. - March, 2002
• Are Content Management Vendors Really on the XML Bandwagon? Presented by Tony Byrne, CMS Watch - February, 2002.
• XML Topic Maps, RDF, and Semantic Web. Presented by Sam Hunting, eTopicality - January, 2002.

Presentations from 2001

• Advanced DTD Construction - presented by Michael Hahn, DMSi, September, 2001
• Layering Enterprise Application Services using Semantic Firewalls - John Callahan, CTO, Sphere - August, 2001
• XML and WAP - presented by John Evdemon, Chief Architect, XML Solutions - January, 2001

Presentations from 2000

• Target 2000 - presented by Bret Freeman, Progressive Technologies - November, 2000
• XML Portals in the Government Sector - presented by Bryan Caporlette, Sequoia Software - September, 2000
• Python, XML and PythonLabs - Fred Drake - June, 2000

Presentations from 1999

• XML Editors - XMetaL and Word Perfect - presented by Sam Hunting and John Dunning, Software Performance Systems - October, 1999.
  NOTE: Must use IE 5.0 to view - presentation is presented in XML.
• How XSL Works - presented by Tommie Usdin, Mulberry Technologies, September 1999.
• XML and the Java Language - presented by Tom Gavin and Joseph E. Hughes, August, 1999.
• XML and Browsers. NOTE: This presentation is written in XML, you must have IE 5.0 to display. Presented by Betty Harvey, July 1999
• Perl and XML. - Presented by Jonathan Eisenzopf

Presentations from 1998

• SGML Graphical Markup - Topaz. - Presented by Mark Roberts, Infosphere, Inc., October 21, 1998
• Omnimark and Omnimark Konstructor"i - Presented May 20, 1998
• Accessibility of SGML/XML/HTML for Those with Disabilities - Harvey Bingham

Presentations from 1997

• XML Presented by Michael Hahn, October 15, 1997
• SkyDoc by ARINC. Presented by Bryan Caporlette and David Hancock, August 20, 1997
• SGML Conversion, Gary Palmer, ActiveSystems Presented January 22, 1997
• "SGML Testing in the NRC Electronic Information Exchange (EIE) 'Alpha' Pilot Project" by Joe Clarke, Applied Management Systems (AMS)

Presentations from 1996

• SGML Fundamentals and Design Issues. by John Rice, Atlis Consulting
• 'The SGML and Standard Connection to Electronic Filing and Electronic Document Management" by Rick Klobuchar, PhD, SAIC (Powerpoint Presentation)
• Beyond HTML - Practical Solutions and Implementations to SGML on the Net - Betty Harvey (Powerpoint version also available.
• Managing SGML Projects on the Internet/Intranet - Betty Harvey (Powerpoint version also available.

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