XML One: E-commerce, and Enterprise Computing (Oct. 8)

[Ken North]

The XML One conference in London (October 6-8, 1999) will host a panel
of experts discussing XML's role in e-commerce and enterprise computing.
The panel includes W3C XML Working Group chairmen (Bill Smith and David
Megginson) and Martin Bryan, the Technical Manager of the European
XML/EDI Pilot Project.

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XML's Role in Enterprise Computing and E-Commerce (October 8, London)

This panel presentation discusses XML as an enabling technology for
e-commerce and enterprise applications.  XML is a key ingredient of new
initiatives, such as Biztalk (Web commerce), but it is also moving into
traditional application areas such as Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).
The panel of experts will discuss business to business (B2B)
integration, Web commerce, XML/EDI, XML servers, and XML-enabled
databases. It will also discuss Enterprise Java and XML, and the
combination of XML and messaging middleware.

Panelists include:

David Megginson    Author and Chairman
                             W3C XML Information Set Working Group
                             Megginson Technologies

Martin Bryan          Technical Manager, CEN/ISSS European XML/EDI
                             Working  Group
                             Founder, The SGML Centre

Bill Smith                Vice-President OASIS and Chairman
                             W3C XML Linking Working Group
                             Sun Microsystems

Geoff Brown          Architect of Oracle Message Broker

David Booth           Director of Technical Training
                             Bluestone Software


The panel moderator is Ken North, author, database columnist for Web
Techniques, and President of Ken North Computing, LLC.

XML One Europe (Oct. 6-8)
Westminster Central Hall
Storey's Gate
Westminster, London

For registration info:
www.xmlconference.com/xmleuro/index.shtml




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