- Moving to XML: The Investment [slide 1]
- Content Providers and Vendors Investment [slide 2]
- XML Gives Both Content Providers and Vendors [slide 3]
- Content Provider Investment in XML [slide 4]
- XML Will Change the Way Publishers Work [slide 5]
- Added Value Means Added Work [slide 6]
- Costs and Benefits Not Equitable [slide 7]
- Service Vendor Investment in XML [slide 8]
- So Service Providers Need to [slide 9]
- Vendors Must [slide 10]
- Placing XML in the Workflow [slide 11]
- When is the Data Tagged [slide 12]
- XML Workflow Means Changes in Staffing/Jobs [slide 14]
- Warning: XML Does Not Reduce Staff [slide 15]
- What it Takes to Make XML happen [slide 16]
- Select (or Create) a Model [slide 17]
- Basic XML Skills For Everyone [slide 18]
- Tagging Knowledge Varies for Different Models [slide 19]
- XML Management Training [slide 20]
- XML Wrangler Training [slide 21]
- Prepress Skill Set Includes [slide 22]
- DTD and Schema Skills [slide 23]
- New Data Manipulation Skills [slide 24]
- Manipulating XML is Prepress Life Blood [slide 25]
- Parsing and Delivering “Clean” XML [slide 26]
- Publishers Can Use Transformation Skills Too [slide 27]
- New Tools and Tool Training [slide 28]
- XML Validation Tools [slide 29]
- XML-Aware Editors [slide 30]
- Transformation Language and Processors [slide 31]
- A New Option: Making Print Directly From XML [slide 32]
- Repositories/Content Management Systems [slide 33]
- Conclusion
- The Bad News: There is no Free Lunch [slide 34]
- The Good News: You Can Do XML and Benefit [slide 35]
- Content Providers Get the Benefits They Want [slide 36]
- Conversion Vendors Would Make a Killing [slide 37]
- There are Real XML Benefits for Page Production [slide 38]
- Colophon [slide 39]