Todd has a BA from Pomona College and a MS from Claremont Graduate University. Ed Julson Network computing enables powerful applications across enterprises and between trading partners, with web services poised to deliver the next generation computing model for the global marketplace which the web has become. Sun, a leader in the development of XML and network computing, will articulate its vision for the evolution of web services, outlining an architecture for developing and deploying this exciting new class of applications. Keynote Ed Julson is the Marketing Manager for XML Technologies at Sun Microsystems, where he is actively involved in the promotion and evangelism of XML, both within Sun, as well as the XML developer community. This session will demonstrate ebXML software as trading partners communicate with each other.
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Keynote Norbert Mikula is involved in strategic product planning and standards technology research. He is the author of numerous white papers and articles and has been a speaker and track-chair at a variety of national and international conferences and industry events. XML is popping up all over, and everyone from Bill Gates to Scott McNealy wants to pledge allegiance to the XML flag. Keynote Tim Bray has been in the software business since 1980. In 1987 he managed the New Oxford English Dictionary Project at the University of Waterloo.