Re: DOCBOOK: DTD/Schema consultant

[Michael Smith <smith at xml-doc dot org>]

Judi Brody <jbrody@futureimpact.com> writes:

> I hope this post is Ok for this list. First off, I'm not a
> recruiter. I've been asked to do some research for a Dallas based
> company. 
> [...]
> They know they need an XML solution and they have asked me to give
> them a list of consultants that are capable of creating a Schema or
> assisting them in implementing DocBook's Schema. I will gather the
> information, turn it over to them, and they will hire directly
> through their company.
> [...]
> Are you, or do you know someone who would be interested in assisting
> them on a consulting (hourly) basis? Ideally they would like to find
> someone in the Dallas area but that isn't a requirement

Good place to start looking is the list of OASIS members at:

  http://www.oasis-open.org/about/

There are some very well-respected consulting companies on that list
that have been doing SGML work for a long time, and XML of course now
as well -- including one at least that (I think still) has a
consulting arm based in Dallas.

By going with a consulting organization from that list, the company
you're working with should get experienced consulting based on support
for open standards, which is what OASIS is all about.

Make sure to look through the Contributors list, not just the Sponsors.




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