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Data conversion services - legacy & ongoing - migrate your content the easy way... Data Conversion Laboratory, Inc. (DCL) converts and organizes your content to create electronic documents, populate data bases, publish on the web, and get it ready for tomorrow’s technology. DCL’s services help you refine your document conversion strategy, identify document redundancy, extract metadata, and transform legacy and future documents for your real needs – today and in the future.

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Now That We've Got DITA Up and Running, What's Next?;
Part II of a Case Study in DITA at CaridianBCT

In Part II, Jennifer Linton returns to talk about the future concerns and issues associated with the new GEM DITA/XML content management system described in Part 1.

Ranging from local service providers (LSPs), to the training needed for the new tools by a variety of users including authors, reviewers, translators, and in-country reviewers, Jennifer Linton describes how CaridianBCT plans to support each of these functional areas going forward. She also touches on how to calculate cost savings, manage change and above all, identify the right resources and skills needed to support this new environment.

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Making the Case for XQuery

Now that you have an XML repository, what are you going to do with it?

Enter XQuery. XQuery facilitates the ability to extract data intelligently from both real and virtual documents, and thereby enables the interaction between the web world and the database world. Its main benefit is essentially providing the ability to search and access XML files like databases and extract and manipulate data from XML documents or any data source that can be rendered as xml. Norm Walsh, Principal Technologist at Mark Logic Corporation describes how the combination of XQuery and XML will provide the flexibility and functionality to manage and optimize an XML repository.

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