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         <dc:title>Jeni Tennison Consulting Ltd</dc:title>
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   <h1>Jeni Tennison Consulting Ltd</h1>
   <p>
   Jeni Tennison Consulting Ltd was set up to enable me to work on XML and XSLT 
   projects as a freelance contractor.  The services I'm offering are things like:
</p>
   <ul>
      <li>designing XML-based applications (including designing DTDs and XML Schemas)</li>
      <li>
        implementing XML-based applications, with both server-side and 
        client-side transformation of XML into (X)HTML/XSL/any other markup 
        language
      </li>
      <li>training/mentoring on XML, XSLT &amp; XML Schema</li>
      <li>technical authoring of documentation or requirements specifications</li>
      <li>customer or end-user support for vendors of XML software</li>
   </ul>
   <p>
      My particular area of expertise is XSLT, but as with any programming 
      language, there are a lot of things that XSLT can be used for, and some 
      of them are more interesting than others.  The kinds of work I find 
      particularly interesting draws on my knowledge engineering background or 
      gives me an opportunity to learn additional XML-related skills.  Work 
      involving XML Schema would be particularly interesting to me, for example.
   </p>
   <p>Previous and current clients include:</p>
   <my:links>
      <my:link href="www.cyence.com">Cyence International</my:link>
      <my:link href="www.cambridge.org">Cambridge University Press</my:link>
      <my:link href="www.slipstone.co.uk">Slipstone</my:link>
      <my:link href="www.sterlingcommerce.com">Sterling Commerce</my:link>
      <my:link href="www.stilo.com">Stilo Technology</my:link>
      <my:link href="www.xi-advies.nl">Xi advies bv</my:link>
      <my:link href="www.3tl.com">3tl</my:link>
      <my:link href="www.scottishamicable.com">Scottish Amicable</my:link>
   </my:links>
   <p>
   Please <a href="mailto:jeni@jenitennison.com">get in touch</a> if you'd like 
   to discuss opportunities for collaboration, or if you want some work in 
   XML/XSLT/XML Schema done.  No job is too small.
</p>
   <h2 id="links">Links</h2>
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      <my:link href="../cv.xml">My CV</my:link>
      <my:link href="/xslt/index.xml">My XSLT Pages</my:link>
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