Areas

Atom Publishing: The new syndication format for publishing and interacting with information items on the Web.
Document Engineering: Document engineering is a formalization for the exchange os structured data between businesses.
E-Books: Specialized devices and publishing pipelines for content-centric information delivery.
Geolocation: Making the location of content and resources available in a universally recognized way.
Government 2.0: Explore strategies to make IT infrastructures more responsive, adaptable, and better suited to support collaboration across government agencies.
Mobile Services: Bringing services to mobile devices so that they can be used from anywhere.
Open Scholarly Services: Create content streams to keep researchers and students informed of the latest developments in their fields.
Web-Based Publishing: Publishing information using well-designed data models so that information is accessible, easily usable, and reusable.
Web-Based Services: Making services available on the Web so that they can be reused and recombined.
XML Technologies: The foundation for structured data interchange on the Web and in B2B scenarios.
XML and Modeling: Connecting XML and modeling languages so that models and their serialization in XML can be developed and maintained in sync.