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PEERNET

PEERNET products create solutions that range from simple display, printing, and conversion tools, to powerful high-end server-based products that leverage the web to streamline enterprise workflow. Its products allow you to convert any document from any application into a variety of graphic file formats such as Adobe PDF, and high quality digital image files like JPEG, TIFF, GIF and many others.

xml-buddy.com

Clemens Uhlenhut trading as xml-buddy.com was established in 2010 to develop and market software for XML and JSON. Their tools are being constantly improved based on customer feedback and in-house implementations. They use mature, open-source libraries to keep their tools compliant to XML and JSON standards and compatible with existing workflows.

Liquid Technologies

Founded in 2001, Liquid Technologies provides an advanced graphical XML Development Environment, containing all the tools needed for designing and developing XML Schemas and applications. This includes a plug-in for seamless integration with Microsoft Visual Studio. The XML Data Binding Code Generator reduces the amount of code needing to be written by up to 90%, greatly simplifying the development cycle. Liquid XML Developer Edition generates strongly typed classes to represent XML and allows XML documents to be treated as objects within applications. It supports XSD, XDR, DTD with cross platform support for C++ (Windows, Linux, Solaris, HP), C#, VB.Net, Silverlight, Java and Visual Basic 6.0. With a 97% user satisfaction rating, Liquid XML Studio is in use by companies around the globe including many FTSE 100 & Fortune 100 companies.

Medialooks

Medialooks, founded in 2005, makes easy-to-use software development kits that help companies quickly build commercial solutions for the broadcast, sports, digital signage and other video-intensive markets. Their software seamlessly integrates with the industry's leading I/O hardware such as Blackmagic Design, Deltacast and Stream Labs.