How to transform node name in XML data source for SSIS

Question

I have the following xml file; I want to change the node name of Emp.location to Emp_location, Edu.location to Edu_location, Addr.location to Addr_location as it was not supported by SSIS. I have multiple files like that. I  am thinking to use SSIS XML
task with  XLST file to transform it. Can anybody help it?
Thank you
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Resumes>
<Resume>
  <Name>
    <Name.Prefix />
    <Name.First>Shai</Name.First>
    <Name.Middle />
    <Name.Last>Bassli</Name.Last>
    <Name.Suffix />
  </Name>
  <Skills>
    I am an experienced and versatile machinist who can operate a range of machinery personally
as well as supervise the work of other machinists. I specialize in diagnostics and precision inspection, have expertise in reading blueprints, and am able to call on strong interpersonal and communication skills to guide the work of other production machinists
whose work I am called upon to inspect.
    My degree in mechanical engineering affords me a better theoretical understanding and mathematical
background than many other candidates in the machinist trade.
  </Skills>
  <Employment>
    <Emp.StartDate>2000-06-01Z</Emp.StartDate>
    <Emp.EndDate>2002-09-30Z</Emp.EndDate>
    <Emp.OrgName>Wingtip Toys</Emp.OrgName>
    <Emp.JobTitle>Lead Machinist</Emp.JobTitle>
    <Emp.Responsibility>
      Supervised work of staff of four machinists. Coordinated all complex assembly and tooling
activities, including production of tricycles and wagons.
      Developed parts fabrication from sample parts, drawings and verbal orders.Worked with
ISO9000 implementation.
    </Emp.Responsibility>
    <Emp.FunctionCategory>Production</Emp.FunctionCategory>
    <Emp.IndustryCategory>Manufacturing</Emp.IndustryCategory>
    <Emp.Location>
      <Location>
        <Loc.CountryRegion>US </Loc.CountryRegion>
        <Loc.State>MI </Loc.State>
        <Loc.City>Saginaw</Loc.City>
      </Location>
    </Emp.Location>
  </Employment>
  <Employment>
    <Emp.StartDate>1996-11-15Z</Emp.StartDate>
    <Emp.EndDate>2000-05-01Z</Emp.EndDate>
    <Emp.OrgName>Blue Yonder Airlines</Emp.OrgName>
    <Emp.JobTitle>Machinist</Emp.JobTitle>
    <Emp.Responsibility>
      Repaired and maintained a variety of production and fabrication machine tools.
      Set up and operated machines to close tolerances. Used and wrote CNC machine programs.
Trained extensively in computer-aided manufacturing.
    </Emp.Responsibility>
    <Emp.FunctionCategory>Production</Emp.FunctionCategory>
    <Emp.IndustryCategory>Manufacturing</Emp.IndustryCategory>
    <Emp.Location>
      <Location>
        <Loc.CountryRegion>US </Loc.CountryRegion>
        <Loc.State>IL </Loc.State>
        <Loc.City>Chicago</Loc.City>
      </Location>
    </Emp.Location>
  </Employment>
  <Employment>
    <Emp.StartDate>1994-06-10Z</Emp.StartDate>
    <Emp.EndDate>1996-07-22Z</Emp.EndDate>
    <Emp.OrgName>City Power and Light</Emp.OrgName>
    <Emp.JobTitle>Assistant Machinist</Emp.JobTitle>
    <Emp.Responsibility>
      Performed centerless grinding. Received training in manual mill and lathe machines,
as well as micrometers and calipers.
      Owned complete toolset.Worked extensive overtime on request.
    </Emp.Responsibility>
    <Emp.FunctionCategory>Production</Emp.FunctionCategory>
    <Emp.IndustryCategory>Manufacturing</Emp.IndustryCategory>
    <Emp.Location>
      <Location>
        <Loc.CountryRegion>US </Loc.CountryRegion>
        <Loc.State>IA </Loc.State>
        <Loc.City>Des Moines</Loc.City>
      </Location>
    </Emp.Location>
  </Employment>
  <Education>
    <Edu.Level>Bachelor</Edu.Level>
    <Edu.StartDate>1990-09-15Z</Edu.StartDate>
    <Edu.EndDate>1994-05-10Z</Edu.EndDate>
    <Edu.Degree>Bachelor of Science</Edu.Degree>
    <Edu.Major>Mechanical Engineering</Edu.Major>
    <Edu.Minor />
    <Edu.GPA>3.2</Edu.GPA>
    <Edu.GPAScale>4</Edu.GPAScale>
    <Edu.School>Midwest State University</Edu.School>
    <Edu.Location>
      <Location>
        <Loc.CountryRegion>US </Loc.CountryRegion>
        <Loc.State>IA </Loc.State>
        <Loc.City>Ames</Loc.City>
      </Location>
    </Edu.Location>
  </Education>
  <Address>
    <Addr.Type>Home</Addr.Type>
    <Addr.Street>567 3rd Ave</Addr.Street>
    <Addr.Location>
      <Location>
        <Loc.CountryRegion>US </Loc.CountryRegion>
        <Loc.State>MI </Loc.State>
        <Loc.City>Saginaw</Loc.City>
      </Location>
    </Addr.Location>
    <Addr.PostalCode>53900</Addr.PostalCode>
    <Addr.Telephone>
      <Telephone>
        <Tel.Type>Voice</Tel.Type>
        <Tel.IntlCode>1</Tel.IntlCode>
        <Tel.AreaCode>276</Tel.AreaCode>
        <Tel.Number>555-0114</Tel.Number>
      </Telephone>
      <Telephone>
        <Tel.Type>Fax</Tel.Type>
        <Tel.IntlCode>1</Tel.IntlCode>
        <Tel.AreaCode>276</Tel.AreaCode>
        <Tel.Number>555-0132</Tel.Number>
      </Telephone>
    </Addr.Telephone>
  </Address>
  <EMail>[email protected]</EMail>
  <WebSite />
</Resume>
</Resumes>

Answer 1

See if these posts help: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mattm/archive/2007/12/15/xml-source-making-things-easier-with-xslt.aspx
http://simonlv.blogspot.ca/2012/08/ssis-step-by-step-6-use-xslt-to.html
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