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References and White Papers

  • CIM Workshop
  • Aliging XML Information and Data Archtiectures - Dave Hollander - 2008-01-17 - pdf
  • Semantic Learning and Vocabulary Structure - Dave Hollander - 2005-09-13 - html
  • Semantics Role in Enterprise Service Bus deployment. - Dave Hollander - 2005-09-12 - html
  • Thoughts about Infoworlds review of SOA service bus products. - Dave Hollander - 2005-08-03 - html
  • HAPPY Birthday XML, you are 5 years old! - Michael Sperberg-McQueen and Dave Hollander - html
  • XML Trends presented to RIT - Dave Hollander - 2005-05-03 - ppt
  • Designing a Semantic Processing Pipeline - Dave Hollander - 2005-03-03 - html
  • XML and eBusiness Presented to University of Colorado at Denver - Dave Hollander - 2005-04-07 - ppt (2.7 MB)
  • Semantic Integration - Executive Summary - Dave Hollander - 2004-01-06 - pdf (250K MB)
  • Semantic Integration - Full Paper Requires registration at contivo.com - Dave Hollander - 2004-01-06 - pdf (1.6M MB)
  • Use Models to Solve the Web Services Adoption Challenge - Dave Hollander - Nov 2002 - html (0.1 MB)
  • Semantic Chaos: The Quest for the eBabblefish - Dave Hollander - August 2002 - html (0.1 MB)
  • Web Services Presentation for XML World 2002 in New Orleans - Dave Hollander - Oct. 2002 - html (0.3 MB)
  • Pervasive eCommerce - prepared for Dr. Shih-Chien Yang, Minister of State, R.O.C. - Dave Hollander - February 2000 - html
  • Just In Time Information Management - These essays were written while reading Thomas Stewart's Intellectual Capital - Dave Hollander - 1998
  • Knowledge Work and Knowledge Society - The Social Transformations of this Century - Peter F. Drucker - May 4, 1994
  • As We May Think - Vannevar Bush - July 1945

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    Standards

    HAPPY Birthday XML, you are 5 years old!

    XML and Web Service standards, many of which were created by W3C working groups I co-chaired.

  • W3C Web Services Architecture Working Group - Public
  • W3C Web Services Architecture Requirements Document - Public
  • Web Services Press Coverage - My Site
  • Schema Spec - Public
  • Namespaces in XML 1.1 - Related - Namespaces are revised December 2002
  • The Annotated XML - Tim Bray on XML.COM

  • ebXML - UN/OASIS eCommerce using XML
  • Mortgage Industry Standards


    • Favorite Books

  • Semantics in Business Systems; The Savvy Manager's Guide Semantics Cover Clearly explains the background and application of semantics in business systems. - Dave McComb
  • Java Web Services Architecture - James McGovern
  • Modeling Business Objects with XML Schema Schema Cover - Berthold Daum
  • System Architecture with XML - Berthold Daum
  • DOE Cover The Death of E and the Birth of the Real New Economy - Peter Fingar
  • Innovator's Dilemma - Clayton Christensen
  • Modeling XML Applications with UML - Dave Carlson
  • Intellectual Capital - Thomas Stewart
  • Building Enterprise Information Architectures - Melissa A. Cook


    • Some Links

  • Hypermodel information on xmlmodeling.comHypermodel closes the gap between XML Schemas and UML with a easy to use graphical interface.
  • Anclote Press
  • John Hagel Essays and thoughts of an eComm consultant
  • The eCo Framework - my eCo slides (471K, powerpoint)
  • "Davenport on: Nets upon Nets"; April 2000; interesting perspective on role of XML
  • XML and Semantic Transparency - Robin Cover

    A good article that describes to the lay person the difference between syntax and semantics and how XML fits. "...information objects in an SGML/XML document are by markup in a meaningful, self-documenting way through the use of which are carefully selected by domain experts for element type names, attribute names, and attribute values."

    • Last Modified: January, 2008
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