Manchester Metropolitan U has a fine page that discusses many packages.

Harvard-MIT have one
page, and they use R (R-2.1.1 for Windows).

The OS3 Open Stats project seems good, too.

Visi-Cube looks really cool, too.

 
Since I've left Anasoft, long ago (end of 2004), I should have changed this blog to be for software then. Trying to make up for it now.

Software Projects is the new name.

 
InfoWorld Homepage

I think I should look here, more often. Let's see if it works.

 
http://www.sitepoint.com/print/introduction-xml
Another XML tutorial? 14 pages, seems pretty good.

http://www.devshed.com/c/b/XML/
Dev Shed -- good place for developers.

http://www.topxml.com/xsl/tutorials/intro/default.asp

http://www.cambridgedocs.com/

XML Technologies for Content Conversion, Integration and Publishing

<>Author, Edit, and Publish Unstructured Content into Meaningful XML and Popular Publishing Formats

with a fine doc management diagram; good WebContent white paper.

 
A List Apart

All about web design.

 
Welcome To The MASIE Center

Learning and Technology e-Lab and ThinkTank

Lots of interesting stuff -- Elliot Masie

 
Market Research Slovak Republic

This site is one that seems to have a lot of stuff on US support for export and investment into Slovakia.

It links to this page of great company lists: