Webinars and Conferences

Attention publishers! Our industry is flying forward at warp speed. And our warp drive is powered by XML. Once believed to power only technical and reference publishing applications, XML has emerged as he enabling technology for the eMedia Publishing Revolution.

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Who Should Attend?

Calling all XML, publishing and media strategists, technologists and professionals, those who develop and implement technology specifications and standards and software professionals. Don't be left behind. Attend XML 2010 and join the revolution.

Why Attend XML 2010?

XML 2010 will provide a balance between the technical, the theoritical and direct, practical application. Attend this conference to:

• Update your understanding of XML standards, tools and technologies Training at this conference includes:
  

  	►ePub and Beyond
  	►HTML 5.0
  	►XSL-FO 2
  	►DITA
  	►Docbook
  	►RDF, OWL and Topic Maps
  	►XMP and XMP Workflows ►Strategies for Implementing XML ►Selling XML to Publishing Management ►From InDesign to iPad

• Learn about how publishing is changing and how you can best take advantage of emerging opportunities
• Discover how you can reinvent your workflows and distribution models to support multi-channel content distribution
• Set a strategy to monetize your content in new ways
• Meet with peers who are facing the same challenges and experts who can help you with the transition
• Contribute your ideas to the professional XML community

Conference Tracks

The conference will open the afternoon of October 13 with a Tools and Solutions Summit where product vendors can provide updates and real-world case studies. Attendees can then see product demonstrations at the Expo being held throughout the remainder of the conference. This year two conference tracks will be offered: a Publishing and eMedia Track and a Foundations, Applications and Inter-Operability Track.

►Link to Press Release Announcing the Conference

►Link to Press Release Announcing Call for Papers

►Link to Press Release Announcing Program