Past Presentations

Thank you to ALL past speakers for their time, and for contributing their slides for presentation below.

Date Topic - Speaker Documents
Jan. 2008 Sophie Forge, TEMIS, Publishing & Media Value Proposition Sophie Forge's slides
Nov. 2007 Jim Cain, Jacquette Consulting - "Content Re-Use: A Case Study." Jim Cain's slides
July 2007  Bernie Coney, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals - Business Process Change: Word to XML Bernie Coney's slides
April 2007 Michael Puscar, Really Strategies: RSuite CMS: Native XML Content Management Michael Puscar's slides
March 2007

Chet Ensign, Applications of PRISM

Chet Ensign's slides
This presentation copyright Peter Miers, Time Inc., and may not be altered for reprinted without the permission of the author.

Accompanying video

October 2006 David Stabb of Techbooks and David Murphy of Wolters-Kluwer Health present their take on Authoring Systems. David Stabb's slides

David Murphy's slides

June 2006 Dale Waldt on "The Extensibility Manifesto" Dale Waldt's slides
March 2006 Topic Maps, featuring Michel Biezunski and Roger Sperberg Michel Biezunski's slides

Roger Sperberg's slides

Dec. 2005 Priscilla Walmsley on "Next Generation Query and Transormation Standards"
 
Priscilla Walmsley's Presentation
Oct. 2005 Gary Cosimini, Best Kept Secrets: Adobe Support for XML Gary Cosimini's Presentation
Sept. 2005 Mark Logic - Unlock your Content MarkLogic PPT Presentation
July 2005 Debbie Lapeyre, Mulberry Technologies -- Introduction to XML Schema Languages   Schema Presentation (PDF)
June 2005

Arbortext: Overview and Product Roadmap

SAP: Using XML to Create Custom Course Materials

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May 2005 Doug Anderson, Elsevier: Dorland's Medical Dictionary and Vasont. Dorland's Presentation

Vasont Presenation

March 2005 Joe Gangemi, "The XML/SGML Conundrum" Presentation
February 2005 Betty Harvey, Founder, Washington XML Users Group: What makes an XML User Group Successful NA

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