CSW XML Summer School 2005

Co-inventor of XML 1.0 to Speak at CSW's XML Summer School 2005

Oxford, UK. April 28, 2005.

CSW Group is pleased to announce that Tim Bray, Director of Web Technologies at Sun Microsystems and co inventor of XML 1.0 will speak at their sixth XML Summer School on Trends & Transients in XML.

The XML Summer School 2005, hosted by CSW Group (www.csw.co.uk) is being held at Wadham College, University of Oxford, between 24th and 29th July and has some of the world's most knowledgeable XML industry experts sharing their skills and experience. This year, Tim Bray will be joining the event for what promises to be an entertaining and informative debate on the trends and hype behind XML.

Other highlights include a new two-day XSLT Track featuring a 'Hands-on Introduction to XSLT and XSL-FO' and 'XQuery and Advanced XSLT' presented by Bob DuCharme, Dave Pawson, Michael Kay and Jeni Tennison.

As with previous XML Summer Schools, the programme features three main tracks to provide a rich learning experience for delegates with any level of background knowledge, plus delegates are able to combine seminars from all of the different tracks and thus tailor the programme to their specific needs. They can choose from the Hands-on Introduction Track which features a two day Hands on Introduction to XML; a one day Hands on Introduction to XSLT and XSL-FO and a one day Practical Introduction to Ontologies and OWL; a Technical Track for those wanting to explore some of the essential topics in more detail; and an Applications Track focusing on the use of XML in the specific market sectors of e-Government, Healthcare and News & Media.

For further information on our speakers and for full details of the XML Summer School programme, please visit www.xmlsummerschool.com.

About CSW Group Ltd

CSW is a leading provider of e-GIF compliant, XML-based interactive products for e-Records management in the UK. Using our unique combination of innovative technical skills, quality software engineering practices and in-depth knowledge of health and social care we have developed CSW Case Notes. With secure patient journey management, integrating clinical processes, knowledge management and in-depth clinical functionality, CSW Case Notes enables seamless patient care across the caring professions. In addition, CSW apply the same open standards of technology to problems of information and knowledge management and delivery in other markets using our new content and knowledge management product KMS.

More news and information is available at www.csw.co.uk.

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Contact

Sara Price Marketing Manager CSW Group Ltd Tel: +44 01865 337400 Fax: +44 01865 337433 Email: sara.price@csw.co.uk

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