West Coast's premier XML training event co-locates with new Web Services conference! It's not often that something this good gets even better. So mark your calendar and secure the funding for a training experience that will pay instant dividends for your career and your business. SIGS/101 Co

Interview by Steve Gillmor – According to Adam Bosworth, Microsoft alumnus and founder and CTO of Crossgain Corporation, another perspective of Web services is as the next generation of n-tier architecture. Editor in Chief Steve Gillmor talks with Bosworth about the roles of XML, SOAP, WSDL, and Cro

By JOHN COX – The ebXML specification — which will be supported in assorted e-commerce software packages — is designed to create a standard XML dialect that will let businesses find each other on the Internet, form trading partner agreements and electronically exchange business documents.

By Richard Karpinski – Later this month, UDDI.org will unveil version 2.0 of its specification for helping companies find each other via the Internet. UDDI provides an XML-based method for businesses to describe themselves and the Web-based services they offer. The UDDI Business Registry is t

by Kip Hampton – This is the third and final part of a series of articles meant to give quick introductions to some of the more popular Perl XML modules. In the last two months we have looked at the modules that implement the standard XML APIs and those that provide more Perlish XML interfaces. This

by Kendall Grant Clark – Thinking clearly about the social implications of computer technology always repays the investment it requires, especially when the computer technology in question is the Internet and the Web, both of which have been called revolutionary by their boosters. And it always pays