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People are awesome
Our DITA Conference agenda is just about complete. Despite the tight economy, speakers have been great about offering their expertise, and their companies have agreed to cover their travel. These generous folks include Kent Taylor, Mahesh Kumar Gupta, Leigh White, Mollye Barrett, Don Bridges, Betty Harvey, Kristen J. Eberlein, Mariana Alupului, Jeff Jagoda, Michael Beaver, Tricia York Garrett, Susan Carpenter, Brandy Byrd Gantt, Andy Lewis, Larry Kunz, Pam Noreault, Julio J. Vazquez, Karen Deen, Frances Overby, Jon Parsons, and Dorothy Hoskins.
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Presentations for The Summer XML 2009 Conference (Raleigh NC, July 2009)
The Summer XML Conference presentations were carefully selected to be highly technical, marketing fluff free, and presented by real users and technology experts. Presentations are set up in 3 tracks, with keynotes each day. Here is what you can expect.
- Keynote: Survivor: XML (Leigh W. White, Allscripts)
- Introduction to XSLT Concepts (Debbie Lapeyre, Mulberry Technologies)
- Introduction to DITA (Kristen James Eberlein, IBM)
- Ex-XHTML HTML (Doug Schepers, W3C)
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Seeking a DITA map presenter for DITA conference
I produced the first fully DITA conference in the US a few years back. Each year since then, I've had the pleasure to work on one or two DITA conferences per year. For each, I pushed to ensure the conference provide a well-rounded user education experience.
So, one of my main tasks over the next week or so is to locate a speaker for a conference presentation on DITA maps. A low-to-high technical presentation, maybe with a corny title -- cartography or navigation or something in the title. :-)
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Introductions to XML, XSLT, and DITA offered at conference
The XML conference I'm producing covers many aspects of XML. The audience is always varied, with engineers, gurus, newbies, managers, tech comm folks, IT folks, and others coming to learn and network.
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XML, DITA Conference exhibitors-sponsors
Come and exhibit at these two technical events, geared toward IT manager, tech comm managers, IT workers, authors, editors, and tech comms. We expect to have a strong technical audience with a range from newbies through experienced gurus, with significant additional interest this year due to the strained job market.
The Summer XML 2009 Conference --
http://www.aboveandbeyondlearning.com/xmlconference.html
The RealWorld DITA 2009 Conference --
http://www.aboveandbeyondlearning.com/ditaconference.html