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There's been much discussion here about XML and which database technologies are optimal for XML data. Dr. Akmal Chaudhri, co-author of OBJECT DATABASES IN PRACTICE and OBJECT DATABASES: A PRACTICAL LOOK AT TODAY'S IMPLEMENTATIONS WITH JAVA AND XML, is doing a presentation in London on 22 February: "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: What is the Best XML Database Solution of All?" Admission is free if you register for the Exhibits Pass for XML DevCon 2001, which also admits you to the joint meeting on February 22 of the British Computer Society and XML UK. "The Importance of XML, e-Government and e-Business Standards" Panel discussion, with open discussion to follow. Panelists include Anthony Coates (Reuters), Daniel Rivers-Moore (RivCom), Nigel Bray (XML UK), David Penfold (BCS Electronic Publishing Specialist Group), Simon Phipps (Sun Microsystems UK), and John Wailing (gsi.gov.UK). Thursday, February 22, 7:30 pm London Novotel-West Hotel and Conference Centre The UK is a leading proponent of e-government and interoperability standards. Besides e-GIF in the UK, there are important global e-business initiatives (ebXML and UDDI) that are also based on XML. (ebXML is a UN initiative.) This open forum will include a panel discussion about e-business and e-government interoperability standards, and the role of government, standards bodies, consortia, and community processes in defining standards for the 21st century. There will be open discussion with the audience and panel members. www.xmldevcon2001.com/London
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