[announce] OASIS Member News: XML Global to Host a Series of TwoInteractive Business-to-Business Integration Webinars

[Anthony Dutton <anthony@xmlglobal.com>]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Press Release

XML Global to Host a Series of Two Interactive Business-to-Business
Integration Webinars

XML Global Webinars scheduled for October 10th and 16th to focus on how to
use XML-based B2B integration tools to achieve operational harmony with
maximum ROI.

Vancouver, B.C. - October 8th, 2002 - XML Global Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB:
XMLG), a developer of XML middleware today announced it will be hosting a
series of Webinars to discuss how Global 2000 companies can use XML Global's
Business-to-Business Integration (B2Bi) solutions to implement business
integration initiatives aimed at increasing operational efficiencies,
reducing costs, improving supply chain management while increasing return on
investment.

The first Webinar will discuss the XML Integration Workbench, an entry level
business integration tool for code free complex integrations. Attendees will
learn how to perform integration tasks using the XML Integration Workbench
which incorporates GoXML(tm) Transform 3.0, GoXML(tm) DB 3.0 and XML Spy 5.0
from Altova. The Webinar will be hosted by Bryan Baker, XML Global's Vice
President of Product Marketing and will use actual cases to demonstrate the
product's bundled features. The Webinar is scheduled for October 10th at
1:00pm ET (10:00am PT). To register please visit
www.xmlglobal.com/news/webinars/workbench.jsp

The second Webinar, scheduled for October 16th, will focus on GoXML(tm)
Transform Enterprise 4.0, a powerful integration solution incorporating both
XML technology and Web Services. Bryan Baker will also be hosting this
Webinar and will be joined by Andre Sauve of Uniboard, Inc. who will explain
how his company, one of North America's largest manufacturers of engineered
wood products, is saving more than $500,000 a year after using GoXML(tm)
Transform Enterprise 4.0 to integrate their SAP system and Oracle databases.
This Webinar will explain how GoXML(tm) Transform Enterprise 4.0 can be used
to consolidate applications and then used to extend their reach to partners
and suppliers for smoother more effective collaboration. For more
information and to register for this Webinar please visit
www.xmlglobal.com/news/webinars/transform4.jsp

About XML Global Technologies, Inc.
XML Global Technologies, Inc. is an XML middleware company focused on
providing a methodical approach to the adoption of XML-based solutions. The
Company's GoXML(tm) Transform product line provides an intuitive, modular
solution for integration of structured data. Its powerful transformation
engine links XML to traditional data formats, like relational and EDI. It
also transforms data between various XML dialects. Transformation solutions
developed with the XML Integration Workbench can be deployed to GoXML
Transform Enterprise Edition for centralized management and connectivity to
integration platforms, message queues, and workflow engines. Interfaces for
Web Services and ebXML allow it to plug into popular e-business
infrastructures.

The Company is an active member of the ebXML, UDDI, OAG, W3C and OASIS
standards initiatives. Founded in May 1999, XML Global has its US
headquarters in New York, NY, and a research and development office in
Vancouver, BC. To find out more about XML Global Technologies (OTCBB: XMLG),
visit our website at www.xmlglobal.com

PR Contact Information
Contact	Anthony Dutton - XML Global Technologies, Inc.
		Director of Corporate Communications
Phone		1-604-717-1100 ext.112
		1-800-201-1848 ext.112
Email		anthony.dutton@xmlglobal.com
Web		www.xmlglobal.com

Forward Looking Statements
All statements are based on XML Global Technologies, Inc.'s current
knowledge and specific assumptions with respect to future business
decisions. The actual results of XML Global Technologies, Inc. may differ
materially from those indicated by these forward looking statements as a
result of various important factors, including, but not limited to, those
discussed in the Risk Factors section of XML Global Technologies' recent
registration document, SB-2/A, which is on file with the Securities and
Exchange Commission.