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June meeting of the Philadelphia XML User Group

Philadelphia XML Users' Group
NEXT MEETING: June 13th, 6:00 to 8:00 pm

The Users' Group is an open organization that invites participation
from anyone in the Delaware Valley and Greater Philadelphia area
interested in XML technologies.

Meetings are hosted at the Elsevier office, 1600 John F. Kennedy
Boulevard in Philadelphia.

Listed below are details for the next meeting. To sign up, please
visit http://www.xmlphilly.org/signup.asp
June 8, 2005:

Arbortext: Overview and Product Roadmap

Local Arbortext representative Bob Wass will present an overview of
Arbortext's product line and the roadmap for the company's future
development plans. Arbortext will be making significant announcements
at their annual user group meeting (AUGI) in mid-May. For those
unfamiliar with the Arbortext product suite, this presentation will
also help set the context for the case study that follows.

SAP: Using XML to Create Custom Course Materials

SAP Education is currently the third largest IT training organization
in the world. Four years ago, using Arbortext tools, SAP Education
implemented a new XML-based architecture to create course materials.
Mark Myers, development architect for SAP Education, will demonstrate
how SAP Education and Arbortext turned real-world business requirements
into a successful implementation.
July 13

Watch our web site for upcoming meeting information.
Visit our website at http://www.xmlphilly.org for more information,
directions, or to sign up. We look forward to seeing you there.

Jul 20 '05 #1
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Correction: the date for the June meeting is Wednesday, June 8th.
Philadelphia XML User Group wrote:
Philadelphia XML Users' Group
NEXT MEETING: June 13th, 6:00 to 8:00 pm

The Users' Group is an open organization that invites participation
from anyone in the Delaware Valley and Greater Philadelphia area
interested in XML technologies.

Meetings are hosted at the Elsevier office, 1600 John F. Kennedy
Boulevard in Philadelphia.

Listed below are details for the next meeting. To sign up, please
visit http://www.xmlphilly.org/signup.asp
June 8, 2005:

Arbortext: Overview and Product Roadmap

Local Arbortext representative Bob Wass will present an overview of
Arbortext's product line and the roadmap for the company's future
development plans. Arbortext will be making significant announcements
at their annual user group meeting (AUGI) in mid-May. For those
unfamiliar with the Arbortext product suite, this presentation will
also help set the context for the case study that follows.

SAP: Using XML to Create Custom Course Materials

SAP Education is currently the third largest IT training organization
in the world. Four years ago, using Arbortext tools, SAP Education
implemented a new XML-based architecture to create course materials.
Mark Myers, development architect for SAP Education, will demonstrate
how SAP Education and Arbortext turned real-world business requirements
into a successful implementation.
July 13

Watch our web site for upcoming meeting information.
Visit our website at http://www.xmlphilly.org for more information,
directions, or to sign up. We look forward to seeing you there.


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