Tim O'Reilly: Tackle Big, Hard Problems With Web 2.0 - ReadWr...
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- web2.0
- , readwriteweb
- , o'reilly
- , reilly
- , web3.0
- , future
- , tackle
- , ml2
- , web2expo
- , socioprise
- , expo
- , inspiration
- , web 2.0
- , enterprise2.0
- , web
- , trends
- , o'reilly
- , mike
Bookmark History
Saved by 15 people (-2 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-04-24
- Freemem on 2009-08-03 - Tags web2.0 , o'reilly , readwriteweb
- Jesus_hoyos on 2008-09-18 - Tags web2.0 , readwriteweb , o'reilly , web3.0 , reilly , web 2.0 , expo
- Jdblack64 on 2008-08-05 - Tags web2.0 , future , internet , inspiration
- Driessen on 2008-05-06 - Tags web2.0 , web3.0 , socioprise , enterprise2.0
- Trsccps on 2008-05-06 - Tags web2.0 , readwriteweb , o'reilly
Public Sticky notes
Highlighted by rakerman
1) web 2.0 in enterprise; "turning themselves inside out"
2) web 2.0 evolving into cloud computing
3) ambient computing (mobile phones and ubiquitous sensors)
Highlighted by takuya514
1) enterprise
e.g. dell ideastorm
real time user facing services based on data from customers -- your bank doesn't give u this, but google does
finding meaning in that data
google pagerank = meaning hidden in links (link is a vote)
other areas where "there is hidden meaning in enterprise data"
wesabe -- how people spend their money is a vote (nb: Tim noted he is an investor)
eg merchant pages give people collective intelligence about spending
Highlighted by maggie_diigo
3) mobile / ambient
software above the level of a single device. So mobile does not equal the phone. He talks about Microsoft Live Mesh, noting that it is currently only Windows - but he's waiting to hear from Microsoft on its future.
Highlighted by maggie_diigo
Highlighted by maggie_diigo
Highlighted by maggie_diigo
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