Really Strategies Announces RSuite Cloud
Really Strategies announced the availability of RSuite Cloud, a web-based editorial and production system for automated multilingual publishing to print, web, and eBook formats. RSuite Cloud is a...
View ArticleJustSystem and Turn-Key Systems announce the XMetaL TopLeaf Plugin
JustSystems and Turn-Key Systems are now offering the XMetaL TopLeaf plugin. This product, when used in conjunction with XMetaL Author and TopLeaf Workstation allows users to create stylesheets for PDF...
View ArticleAltova Adds Enhancements to Its XMLSpy XML Editor in Version 2011 Release 2
Altova announced new enhancements have been added to XMLSpy Version 2011 Release 2 (v2011r2). With the release of Version 2011r2, XMLSpy expands its cutting edge chart and report creation capabilities...
View ArticleInmedius DITA Storm v3.0 XML Editor Supports DITA 1.1 & 1.2
Inmedius, Inc. announced the availability of Inmedius DITA Storm version 3.0 the XML editing solution. The latest DITA Storm update provides full support for the Darwin Information Typing Architecture...
View ArticleOGC Announces XML Encoding Standard for Observations and Measurements
The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) membership has voted to adopt the OGC Observations and Measurements (O&M) XML Encoding Standard as an official OGC standard. This standard specifies an XML...
View ArticleGilbane Boston speaking proposals deadline
Update – We have received a phenomenal number of proposals – almost 50% more than last year. We have also had a huge number of requests for extensions, so we have extended the deadline for speaking...
View ArticleNuMobile’s Stonewall Networks Releases Xidget Toolset for XML Developers
NuMobile, Inc. announced that its subsidiary, Stonewall Networks, Inc., has released the Xidget toolset. Stonewall is working to have Xidget become a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard. Xidget is...
View ArticleSyncro Soft Announces New Release of Oxygen XML Editor and Oxygen XML Author...
Version 13 introduces Oxygen XML Developer as a new product in the Oxygen XML family of products. This aggregates XML development features offering a cost effective tool for people that do not need the...
View ArticleCiti’s Global Transaction Services Launches ISO-XML Statements
Citi announced that its Treasury and Trade Solutions has gone live with eXtensible Markup Language (XML) standard ISO 20022 camt.052 and camt.053 messages for client statements. Citi, as part of the...
View ArticleOracle Finalizes JavaFX 2.0
Sun Microsystems produced the first go-round of JavaFX late in 2008, it aimed to build a new declarative language for describing the front-end UI of an app. What developers needed at that time was a...
View ArticleBook Publishers: Stick to Your Knitting
A Blueprint for Book Publishing Transformation: Seven Essential Processes to Re-Invent Publishing, The Gilbane Group’s Publishing Practice latest study, is due out any day now. One thing about the...
View ArticleHow Smart Content Aids Distributed Collaboration
Authoring in a structured text environment has traditionally been done with dedicated structured editors. These tools enable validation and user assisted markup features that help the user create...
View ArticleE-Reader Devices in Flux, But So What?
Repeat after us: What happens to specific devices or formats, such as Kindle or the iPad, will not be a significant factor for book publishers. The title of this blog is taken from a sub-section...
View ArticleThe Pull of Content Value
Traditionally, publishing is a pushy process. When I have something to say, I write it down. Perhaps I revise it, check with colleagues, and verify my facts with appropriate authorities. Then I publish...
View ArticleWhat’s Hot in XML? Workshop on Smart Content Describes Leading-Edge Content...
What is hot in XML these days? I have been to a few conferences and meetings, talked with many clients, participated in various research projects, and developed case studies on emerging approaches to...
View ArticleWhat’s Next with Smart Content?
Over the past few weeks, since publishing Smart Content in the Enterprise, I’ve had several fascinating lunchtime conversations with colleagues concerned about content technologies. Our exchanges wind...
View Article“Extreme multi-channel publishing” and other trends for 2011
I hadn’t planned this post on trends but ended-up creating a list for a colleague who was helping a client, and I was definitely overdue to post something. These are in no particular order, and there...
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