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// FOR EMPLOYERS
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"There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle."

{Albert Einstein}

// OUT PEOPLE

Areas of expertise

<!-- At ITP we have access to a broad range of specialized talent. We provide staffing and recruiting services to locate temporary and permanent IT talent with skills in the following areas:

  • Systems analysis and design
  • Application architecture, design, and development
  • Database design and implementation
  • Network services, administration, and maintenance
  • Project management

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// TELL THE TRUTH

Tell it like it is

<!-- The above listed specializations is by no means a complete list of all possible skills we deal with. If your needs involve a skillset not listed above please contact us for additional information. We are not experts in all areas of technology and if we do not posess the expertise in a particular area of technology we are not afraid to say "sorry, but we don't have experience in that area." We will try to refer you to a more qualified firm that can server you better. No big egos here, thank you! You need to get your requirements met with the best possible talent, and that's the bottom line. We hope we can meet your needs, but if we can't, we'll be glad to say so. -->

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// geek-2-geek

XSL Transformations


{What is XSLT?}

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XSL Transformations defines an XML-based programming language for transforming XML documents into other text formats. The most common use of XSLT today is for transforming one type of XML document into another type of XML document, which helps alleviate schema incompatibilities.

Its's also common to use XSLT for transforming XML documents into HTML or some other presentation-oriented format. In addition to these scenarios, XSLT can be used to transform XML documents into any other type of text format (for example, comma-separated formats, C++/Java files, etc.).
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