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Bill Gates Touts Interoperability, XML
In an executive email appearing on Microsoft's site, Bill Gates talked about his vision for future software interaction and some of the methods he wants to use to arrive there.
How to Make Your Own CMS
Every day millions of new web documents emerge on the Internet, and the amount of web management tools is growing simultaneously.
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| 05.03.05
How It Works: XML & Justice Integration
Criminal justice leaders have long envisioned how technology can expand and improve information sharing, only to be frustrated in their efforts. Now the justice community has extensible markup language (XML) in its sights, which will allow police, prosecutors, court clerks, judges and corrections officials to exchange information in a timely manner without breaking the bank.
Within the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Office of Justice Programs put together a task force of 32 federal, state, local and international organizations to design an XML standard specifically for criminal justice.
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IBM focusing on XML development with tools
IBM on Monday is unveiling XML-based tools and resources to be added to its alphaWorks program for free testing of technologies in development.
Part of IBM's Emerging Technologies Toolkit, the new offerings are intended to help developers reduce manual coding required to build feature-rich, on-demand Web applications that use XML and tie into service-oriented architectures, according to IBM.
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Archive vendor taps XML repository with help of bridge software
When U.K.-based KnowledgeView Ltd. was looking for ways to bolster its archival software, it tapped a Montreal company that specializes in tapping the potential of XML.
The eXtensible Markup Language format has burrowed into many industries, including newspapers, as proponents tout its myriad benefits.
But retrieving and storing textual XML data can be challenging, and for a company like KnowledgeView, whose Rapid Archive app is used by such newspaper publishers as Independent News and Media and Media Communications Group, its program needed more XML firepower, according to Ali Al-Assam, managing director.
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Microsoft XML guru sees power for the people
For insight into how Microsoft plans to drive upgrades of its nearly ubiquitous Office desktop application suite, talk to Jean Paoli.
While he doesn't work in Microsoft's Information Worker group, which oversees Office, Paoli does influence the development of the product. He's a co-creator of the XML data formatting standard, and as the senior director of XML architecture at Microsoft, he's involved with a wide range of products, including the development of Office 12 and the upcoming Longhorn edition of Windows.
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