NEW DELHI, INDIA: Underlining the increasing usage of Open XML formats in application development, Intrasphere Technologies, a leading life sciences consulting firm; and MS Technology, a digital ...

Rivals such as Microsoft, Oracle and IBM flooded the wires and airwaves with praise for XML, a software standard that allows the exchange of information over the Internet. All these companies had the ...

HONG KONG — Tim Berners-Lee, the online pioneer who now heads the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), kicked off a conference here today by announcing that his group has formally approved as a ...

Microsoft yesterday announced that it is adopting industry-standard Extensible Markup Language (XML) technology for the default file formats in the next version of Microsoft Office editions, currently ...

XML, a way to code documents for easy transfer between applications, is widely seen as a key enabling technology for e-commerce in the future. Today’s HTML-based Web just can’t provide the flexible ...

The Open Financial Exchange (OFX) Consortium today announced the public availability of the OFX 2.0.2 XML Schema. This release enables financial institutions and their technology providers to build ...

Sun Microsystems is linking two prominent Web development languages--Java and XML--to simplify e-commerce software development and to better position Java against rival technologies. Sun on Monday ...

For Web programmers, the Extensible Markup Language (XML) is not only a lingua franca – it’s the water that floats the boat, the air that holds up the plane. In other words, it’s a free resource ...

Legiant has adopted XML API technology in their newest release ñ Legiant Timecard V10.2 Legiant, a provider of automated time and attendance systems, has adopted XML API technology in their newest ...

Extensible Markup Language accomplished the seemingly impossible this year: It brought bitter software enemies together to speak the same tongue. Rivals such as Microsoft, Oracle and IBM flooded the ...

Those who are making XML standards are reliving the mistakes of past standards bodies. I can see what's coming and it is a whole lot less than any of us would like or need. I think 90 percent of the ...