January 7 2004

Fenestra's Use of XML to Tackle Data Reuse, Paper Reduction and Survey Redesign Included in New Presentation about Federal XML Efforts

GERMANTOWN, Md -- Numerous federal efforts using XML, including Fenestra's use of XML, XSL and XSLT to solve data reuse capabilities, survey form redesign, and paper reduction for the U. S. Census Bureau's 2002 Economic Census, were discussed at Idealliance's XML conference in December (http://www.idealliance.org) In addition, key recommendations of the EForms for EGov pilot project on behalf of the Federal CIO Council were featured (Fenestra's CEO served as team lead). View http://www.silosmashers.com/PastEvents.html for the entire presentation.

About Fenestra Technologies: Fenestra researches, designs and deploys practical and turnkey solutions for highly complex content problems. Using a "triage" approach, the firm deepens feature sets and accelerates faster implementation cycles.

Core competencies include forms creation and processing, data collection and validation, complex typography formatting, and the creation of dynamic, scalable and flexible data management solutions for both electronic and paper purposes.

The U.S. Census Bureau continues to partner with Fenestra (since the early ‘90’s), and companies including IBM, ExxonMobil, and Advanced Productivity Software have also retained the firm for specialty expertise.

Contact:
Fenestra Technologies Corporation
Jane O. Smith, 301/916-8800 x 206
jane@fenestra.com