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Affiliations
Cogitech Inc. Crane Softwrights Datypic, Inc. Dyomedea ECC H2O Consulting Infoloom Innovimax Lenz Consulting Group, Inc. Londata Megginson Technologies Menteith Consulting Mulberry Technologies Pineapplesoft Robineko Saxonica
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The XML Guild maintains affiliations with some of the top XML consulting services companies, which enables us to provide our
customers with the end-to-end solutions they need to succeed as competitive organizations.
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Cogitech Inc. is a consulting company serving clients in a broad range of
industries, including Financial, Manufacturing, Insurance, Publishing, and more.
Cogitech stands for "Cogitative Technologies". Our credo is to deliver solutions
utilizing the most advanced concepts in conjunction with open standards and
down-to-earth technologies. Cogitech likes challenging assignments and our people
research the best approach before suggesting a solution. Cogitech proudly stands behind
what it delivers. Our R&D team seeks new solutions and contributes them to the
community at various conferences.
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Crane Softwrights Ltd. is a consultancy delivering Computer Systems Analysis and training services worldwide since April
1997. We
focus primarily in structured text processing related to the Web-based Extensible Markup Language (W3C XML) family of Recommendations and the international Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML - ISO 8879:1986) family of Standards. We specialize in the structuring of
and processing of information, in particular training and deploying the use of the W3C XSL/XSL-FO, XSLT, XPath and XQuery set of Recommendations and OASIS Universal Business
Language (UBL) artefacts and systems
for electronic commerce and transportation.
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Datypic provides consulting services and training, specializing in XML architecture and development, content management,
electronic publishing and service-oriented architecture (SOA). We are experts in XML-related technologies such as XML Schema,
XSLT and XQuery, and have extensive experience with software development and implementation.
We participate in consulting projects ranging from one day to many months, anywhere in the world. We can arrange to work remotely
or at your site, whichever you prefer.
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Our mission is to lead our customers in the world of the most promising leading
edge technologies of the Internet, such as XML and the Semantic Web.
We do consulting, deliver training and communicate a lot to
explain these technologies.
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Electronic Commerce Connection, Inc. (ECC) is a consulting and training firm providing internet, computer, and information
technology
services, with a primary focus in the rapidly evolving electronic information industry. ECC in located in the Washington/Baltimore
area.
As pioneers in the industry, ECC's staff has extensive experience in the development of electronic and on-line information
resource
systems.
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H2O Consulting provides consultancy and development
in Core XML technologies, Web services and SOA. Within XML, it
is specialized in XSLT, XQuery, XML Schema and native XML
databases. It is based in Belgium, but works worldwide.
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Infoloom provides a combination of consulting services and application development for connecting vast corpora of complex
knowledge
in ways that are optimized for ease of use.
Information is what it is, not necessarily what we want it to be. A bottom-up approach, resulting in highly customized views,
is a
key factor to success in the field of information management. It is more manageable, extensible, and affordable than a traditional
approach based on top-down pre-requisite agreements, and it makes it easier to maintain applications over the long term.
Machines will never replace human beings. We, humans, need to make machines work our way and not the reverse. Infoloom's
activities
focus on the challenging and ever-changing task of finding the right balance between human expertise and automatic processing.
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Innovimax provides a combination of consulting services, training and application
development on XML ecosystem.
Our added value is especially sound in XPath oriented technologies (XProc, XSLT,
XQuery) and in validation technologies (XML Schema, Relax NG, NVDL)
We are based in Paris, France.
Our goal is to make XML mainstream by focusing now on Optimisation and
Streaming
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Lenz Consulting Group leverages expertise in XML technologies, content management, and publishing workflows to repeatedly
help companies achieve extraordinary results. Services include audits of existing tools and processes; architectural and strategic
direction for XML content management; customized training and mentoring; XSLT, XQuery, and XSL-FO development; Microsoft Office
XML applications; XBRL applications; and XML information modeling and schema development.
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Data is the lifeblood of your company. Today's applications are tomorrow's legacy, but your business data needs to be available
to
all applications, old and new.
Londata is a consultancy that specialises in data modelling and management, principally for banking and finance. We value
your
business data resources as much as you do, and we can show you how to model and manage your data so that it is available to
all of your
applications, and stays available to all of your applications.
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Megginson Technologies Ltd. specializes in XML consulting. We have years of
experience with information systems, with customers ranging from big players like
Boeing, Reuters, and McGraw-Hill, to governments and academia, to dynamic new
start-ups.
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Menteith Consulting specialises in consulting and training in XML, XSL, and XSLT.
Based in Dublin, Ireland, Menteith Consulting has a global reach.
Our staff have been working with markup since 1991, with XML since 1996, and with XSL/XSLT since 1998.
Menteith Consulting presents a unique range of skills extending beyond XML and XSL/XSLT into Unicode, SGML, DSSSL, and programming
in C, Java, Perl, Lisp, and other languages.
We understand how markup works. Our staff has worked with markup in Japan, USA, and Ireland as user, consultant, and developer,
with data in English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, with academic, automotive, publishing, software, and telecommunications
applications, and in the Web Services, ebXML, and document processing arenas.
We are also interested in applying the tools for ensuring software quality – unit testing, code coverage, profiling, and other
tools – to XML and XSL/XSLT processing.
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Mulberry Technologies, Inc., is an XML and SGML consultancy specializing in applications that have a text design, processing,
interchange, or display component. We provide advice and support for such implementations, run facilitated Document Analysis
sessions,
write DTDs and schemas, teach XML and XSLT to developers and users, specify and test software, and help with hardware/software
selection
and with workflow and process reorganization. We write and customize XML Tag Sets (documented DTDs and Schemas), help clients
identify
where XML fits into their workflow, what XML models and tools best meet their needs, and how to customize those tools. We
develop XSLT and
XSL-FO starter stylesheets and teach clients how to maintain these mission-critical tools themselves. We offer training at
the executive,
manager, and technical level in XML, XSLT, and related technologies.
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Pineapplesoft is a consulting and training company offering the combined experience of Pascale Dechamps and Benoît Marchal.
We are based in Namur, Belgium. Our customers are worldwide (mostly in France and the rest of Europe).
Pineapplesoft is best known as an XML consultant. Indeed as early as 1997 we co-founded the XML/EDI Group. Ever since we have
accumulated
a large experience in building XML-based solutions.
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Robineko provides consulting services around Web and XML standards, focusing on
open, royalty free solutions that integrate well in the existing development
ecosystem.
We have extensive experience in groups from W3C, OMTP, OMA, 3GPP, TV Anytime, and
MPEG; and have both chaired groups and edited standards. We are based in Paris,
France.
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Saxonica develops both the open-source and commercial versions of the Saxon XSLT and XQuery processor, and delivers consultancy,
training, and software development services to XML users in general, and to Saxon users and integrators in particular - sometimes
only
indirectly related to Saxon itself.
Saxonica's clients fall into two main groups: software product developers looking to integrate Saxon technology as a component
of
their own products, and user organizations. The latter come from a wide variety of industry sectors, including investment
banking,
manufacturing, publishing, insurance, and transport. Assignments range from one-off performance tuning exercises, to long-term
project
mentoring involving periodic reviews of project progress and future direction.
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