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XML Conference presented by NW EC/EDI Roundtable and Bill Cafiero
The seats for this session are filling up quickly! Act now if you wish to
attend. It will be a great one-day seminar!
The Northwest ED/EDI Roundtable is very pleased to present:
XML For E-Business
Presented by: Bill Cafiero
In this one-day seminar participants will learn the basics of XML and its role
in exchanging business data that is now primarily done with EDI. This class,
designed for beginners in XML, has four modules described below.
Monday, November 5th, 2001
9:00-4:00 PM
SeaTac Doubletree
Registration $175.00*
Lunch and refreshments included
* Please note that registration is limited to 30 people and will be handled on a
first paid first confirmed basis.
Why XML - This section is an introduction to the basic concepts of XML. Why all
the excitement about XML? What are the major differences between XML and HTML?
Between XML and EDI? What advantages does XML bring to B2B electronic commerce?
The Technical Mechanics of XML - This section shows how XML documents are
constructed. Additional topics include: how DTDs are used to provide "rules" for
an XML document, XML namespaces, an introduction to the new XML schemas and
style sheets, why schemas are such an improvement over DTDs and an introduction
to how XML parsers work. Hands-on student exercises help reinforce these
concepts.
Current XML Activity - This section will discuss an overview of current XML
activity by industry groups (RosettaNet, Utility Industry, etc.), commercial
firms (CommerceOne, Ariba, BizTalk) and standards bodies (ebXML, X12, etc.). It
will also include a discussion of how XML documents are enveloped and
transported using the ebXML framework.
XML's Potential Role in B2B Commerce - This will include examples of XML in B2B
applications. It will provide a look at how XML will impact EDI applications in
a company. It also provides a "getting started" road map.
Registration:
Register online at www.ecnw.org
Make checks payable to Northwest EC/EDI Roundtable
Mail payment to: 22416 45th Ave SE Bothell, WA 98021
Logistics (see directions below):
Doubletree Hotel SeaTac Airport - (206) 246-8600
Cascades Suite
18740 Pacific Highway S. Seattle, WA
About the Speaker:
Bill Cafiero provides Electronic Commerce educational services to major
corporations. Most recently, Bill has been helping to define how XML (eXtended
Markup Language) will become a key element in e-business solutions. Bill has
taught the introductory XML tutorial for the Data Interchange Standards
Association and for a number of industry groups. He participates in the UIG
(Utility Industry Group) XML project and is a member of the X12 ebXML work
group.
Bill Cafiero has been involved with Electronic Commerce since 1985. Bill has
been an active participant in the development of Electronic Commerce standards
since 1986. He has served as co-chair of many ANSI ASC X12 task groups and is
currently co-chair of the Finance Systems Architecture Task Group.
Bill was an early participant in the UN/EDIFACT process, and was co-chair of the
Pan-American EDIFACT Boards Education and Awareness Work Group. He developed
UN/EDIFACT training materials that are still used today by the U.S standards
organization.
Directions:
From I-5 South:
Take I-5 S from downtown Seattle. Take the S. 188TH St. exit, exit number 152,
towards ORILLIA RD. Keep RIGHT at the fork in the ramp. Merge onto S 188TH St.
Turn RIGHT onto INTERNATIONAL BLVD/Hwy 99.
From I-5 North:
Take I-5 N towards SEATTLE. Take the S. 188TH ST. exit, exit number 152, towards
SEA-TAC AIRPORT. Turn LEFT onto S 188TH ST. Turn RIGHT onto INTERNATIONAL
BLVD/Hwy 99.
From I-405 South:
Take I-405 S through Bellevue/Renton. I-405 S becomes Hwy 518 when it intersects
with I-5. Take I-5 S.
Take the S. 188TH St. exit, exit number 152, towards ORILLIA RD. Keep RIGHT at
the fork in the ramp. Merge onto S 188TH St. Turn RIGHT onto INTERNATIONAL
BLVD/Hwy 99.
Sherri Gerhardt
President, Northwest EC/EDI Roundtable
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