XML Europe 2004, http://www.xmleurope.com, 18-21 April, at the Rai Centre
Amsterdam, provides the premier European forum for the XML community, spanning
the worlds of electronic business, publishing, the Internet, e-government,
software and open standards development.
This year's conference program, (see full details,
http://www.xmleurope.com/2004/programmedtls.asp) takes as its theme
"Documentin g the Future," reflecting the key role XML plays in capturing an
ever-increasing portion of our lives -- whether business transactions, our
interactions with government, or our creative endeavours. At XML Europe, those
responsible for shaping our electronic future will meet, collaborate and
exchange ideas (for list of who attends see
http://www.xmleurope.com/2004/who.asp).
This year's event will bring an added bonus. XML Europe 2004 will be co-located
with Seybold Amsterdam. http://www.seybold365.com/ams2004/. Attendees will be
able to cross attend a number of sessions and peruse the shared show floor.
No matter what your involvement in XML, you will benefit from participating in
XML Europe. Our remit is traditionally broad: mixing the newest technology with
the latest thinking on the business and legal issues of information management.
From introductory and technical tutorials,
http://www.xmleurope.com/2004/tuts.asp, to sessions exploring core technologies
and application issues, XML Europe will covers an array of topics beneficial in
your business today.
As we visit Amsterdam, the conference will bring together the most experienced
and influential people and companies in the XML industry, along with realistic
and practical instruction and insight. XML Europe has long been a fertile
ground for the creation of new ideas and partnerships.
XML Europe 2004 will be an essential event for XML practitioners of all kinds,
from business to technical, content management to web services, public to
private sector.
Make plans now to join this dynamic event today. Register at:
http://www.xmleurope.com/2004/registration.asp. Early bird rates in effect till
27 February.
Adobe, Enfocus Software, Esko-Graphics, Microsoft Office Infopath, and Quark
are sponsors of the Seybold Amsterdam and XML Europe 2004 events.
