Profile: David Nuescheler

David Nuescheler is Chief Technology Officer for Day.

He is responsible for technology strategy for the company and ongoing product development. David joined Day in 1994 and is key to the growth of the company from a small multimedia agency to a leading enterprise content management solution company. He created the basic concept for the original Communiqué and has guided product development to create a truly advanced content unification and presentation platform. He specializes in application and systems programming, as well as Internet programming.

David Nuescheler is the spec lead on JSR 170, Content Repository for Java Technology API. Nuescheler's group has been working for a year to standardize the content repository market.

Tutorial: My first JSR-170 application

Tuesday, November 8th, 9.00

Presentation: JSR-170 Standardizing the Content Repository

Thursday, November 10th, 16.00

Track: Technology

Today, (web) applications have to adapt to every vendor's proprietary API to interact with various content repositories. This has the negative effect of locking a large percentage of information assets in vendor specific formats, limiting access to information, impacting system evolution/migration, and availability of third party content management tools.

JSR-170 proposes an API to solve these issues.

Topics:

What is JSR-170? What is it not.
What does JCR mean for the Content Management Industry?
Colorful demos, and Usecases
Q&A: Ask your JSR-170 related question

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Panel: Technology track

Wednesday, November 9th, 16.00

Links

CMS Watch: Follow-on to JSR-170 (October 4th, 2005)

CMS Watch: JSR-170: What's in it for me? (April 20th, 2005)

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Tutorial

My first JSR-170 application

Date: Tuesday, November 8th

About Day

Day was founded in Basel, Switzerland, in 1993 to design web applications and manage content for global companies. Day's first customer was one of the largest financial institutions in the world, which deployed a successful, global, multi-lingual internet initiative with Day's software.

Since April 2000 Day Software Holding AG is listed on the SWX Swiss Exchange (SWX: DAYN). Day's customers are the world's leading Global 1000 corporations in a variety of industries. Day has dual headquarters in Basel, Switzerland and in Irvine, California, and has sales offices throughout the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore and Germany.

Day markets and delivers its software through strong partnerships with leading system integrators and consultants, as well as its own direct sales team.

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