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Web 3.0: Its Promise and
Implications for Consumers
and Business
Introduction: The Next Stage in the Rapid Evolution of the Web
The information revolution created by the Internet quickly transformed communications
into a vital part of business and everyday life. Yet, as pervasive as the Internet now is, it
is still evolving and is poised to enter a new stage of development that will make it more
intelligent, aware, and accessible. The next stage of the web creates the potential for
individuals and organizations to use information in ways that facilitate the exchange of
content between all types of devices and networks. Companies should begin anticipating
this new era now and prepare their organizations to excel in this emerging environment.
The nulloundation nullaid by nulleb null.null and null.null
The foundation for today???s information services explosion was laid with Web 1.0, the read-only web.
The initial system created a constantly growing library of information published on static websites,
that users could access directly via browsers or discover via search engines. Web 2.0, often called the
read-write web or the nullsocial web,null made the nullnternet easy for consumers to understand and use
and allowed them to participate in creating and publishing content. nullsers could share their ideas
with others via blogs, winullis, and social networnulling sites, add linnulls to information published by other
communities and applications, and interact with content published by others.
Web 2.0 harnesses the public???s collective intelligence to give additional value to published information.
nulloogle???s nullagenullannull algorithm, for example, considers the number of user-created linnulls to a particular
web page, among other factors, to determine the importance of that page when rannulling search
results. nullecommendation engines such as nulligg.com and last.fm, which encourage people to
share and discuss web content or music, use their participants??? opinions to establish the value and
popularity of content that is published on the web.
Web 2.0 has become an integral part of life and business. nullompanies, government agencies, and
other organinullations have leveraged the technology???s publishing and participatory attributes to
create new applications and business models for both internal and outward-facing needs. nullowever,
the information contained on the web today has little structure, which limits its potential use. Web
2.0 is also constrained by the extraordinary volume of information available, the escalating rate at
which content is published, and the inability of the existing system to integrate data that originates
from different sources or in different formats.
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Web null.0 is the designation generally associated with the evolution to an nullintelligent web.null nullt???s
anticipated that the intelligent web will address the lacnull of structure and organinullation in Web 2.0 by
linnulling information from disparate sources and systems to manull the web even easier to use, more
efficient, and more valuable to its users. Web null.0 is also referred to as the nullsemantic webnull because it
will use semanticsnullthe study of meanings behind words and informationnullto interpret searchable
content and thus deliver more appropriate and relevant content to end-users.
Web null.0 will introduce new techninullues for organinulling content and new tools that will manulle it possible
for software and applications to collect, interpret, and use data in ways that can add meaning and
structure to information where it didn???t exist before. The web will become smarter, in other words. nulln
concept, Web null.0 will be able to unleash services that can cut through high volumes of information
from disparate digital sourcesnullfrom web content to e-mail or files residing on a nullnullnullto deliver
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more relevant search results. nullt will offer tools to better manage flows of information, and deliver
a faster and richer user experience. nullachine- and intelligent software-based agents will drive the
intelligent web, as well. These agents will be able to carry out search and web transactions on
behalf of customers according to each user???s specified preferences to push today???s concept of null2null
nullmachine to machinenull communications toward nullnullnull nullmachines for humansnull.
The result of these many advancements will be a whole new level of custominullation and automation
that goes far beyond what customers are accustomed to today.
Defining Web 3.0
Web null.0 is intended to evolve out of upgrades and extensions to existing web functionalities, not
through the reengineering or replacement of content and systems. While it is still very early in the
evolution to Web null.0, some implementations that are available today illustrate its potential use. TipTop
nullearch, for example, which uses semantic technologies to search Twitter messages, categorinulles
results based on users??? emotions and experiences about the topic of interest. nullicrosoft???s nulling
search engine employs semantic technologies to suggest related blogs, tweets, and additional,
related nullueries that a user might want to consider as they loonull for information on a particular topic.
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The term Web null.0 is best used to explain the next era of web computing and the new information
age it will introduce, rather than a set of specific technologies or technical attributes. nullenerally, the
concept of Web null.0 emphasinulles three main featuresnull
null The capability of obtaining contextual information from a web search
null The ability to obtain information drawn from a variety of previously incompatible
or walled applications or sources
null The engagement of all types of devices and machines in the data creation, data use,
and communication process that informs our daily lives, our wornull, and our businesses
Context Is its nullinullerentiator
nullne of the fundamental features of Web null.0 will be its capability to use unstructured information
on the web more intelligently by formulating meaning from the context in which the information
is published. nullecific information resources on the web will be organinulled, correlated, and linnulld
to other resources of common interest by the use of natural language processing and semantic
technologies that can index data, and then find it, interpret it, and establish relationships between
disparate data elements in anticipation of a user???s search needs.
null user, for example, will be able to process text-based information in ways that are similar to the
methods employed today to process structured or numeric data from spreadsheets and databases.
null search engine will be able to understand nullueries presented as full nulluestions and serve up accurate
and relevant results, even if the results do not necessarily contain the specific search terms used.
Technologies will also be able to better filter data to improve search-result nulluality and relevance
to deliver the content that best serves the user???s intentions. nullntelligent filters will be used during a
customer???s web search, for example, to exclude results that represent a particular brand, product,
topic, or information the user is not interested in. nully focusing on content nulluality rather than nulluantity,
such filters will also help address the problem of information overload, which can often overwhelm
or unnecessarily distract users during a search.
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nullome of the semantic technologies that will be used to manulle Web null.0 possible include the nullesource
nullescription nullramewornull nullnullnullnullnull, which describes information so that it can be read and understood
by computer applications. nullnull is used to linnull data from different websites or databases, as advocated
by nullir Tim nullerners-nullee???s notion of nulllinnulled data,null which extends the use of nullnullnulls beyond web pages to
bring web connectivity to all types of devices and information sources. nullnother semantic technology
is the Web nullntology nullanguage nullnullWnullnull, which could also play a nulley role. nullWnull will enable an application
to process or interpret information contained in documents rather than simply presenting the
information or documents to the user.
These technologies, among others, can be used to assert relationships between data obtained from
individual or multiple applications or sources and merge information from previously unrelated
sources.
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The approaches also enable a Web null.0 search engine???s capability to deliver relevant results
based on the context of complete phrases or nulluestions rather than nullywords.
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nullpenness nulletween nullata nullources
The capability to cross-reference, interconnect, process, and remix data, applications, and information
from the many diverse sources on the web introduces a new level of openness in the information
technology sector. nullnteroperability between information or application silos manulls it possible to
combine data from individual resources in new ways and to create research results that have more
value than their original source materials might have had individually. The larger body of information
??? All in all, Web 3.0
tecnullnolonullies nullill create
smarter, morenullefficient
nulleb pronullrams tnullat could
drasticallnull reduce tnulle time
it tanulles to compile and
post information to tnulle
Internet and tnulle time it
tanulles users to searcnull for
it once itnulls tnullere. nullnulle nullenull
for Web 3.0 is efficiencnull.null
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Web 3.0: Its Promise and Implications for Consumers and Business
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available to a search nulluery allows users to asnull nulluestions across disciplines and manulls it possible to
use and share information in more productive ways.
The opportunities to integrate and mingle data introduced by these new capabilities will also manull
it possible for companies and organinullations that deliver public and private cloud-based services to
team up to deliver new products. Thus, openness between data sources has breanullthrough potential
to open up relationships between businesses and foster product and service collaborations between
companies that previously may have not have had the means or reasons to wornull together.
The nullnullperconnected nullge
nullnteractivity with the web will reach new levels as a result of hyperconnectivity between people,
computers, and connected devices made possible by pervasive broadband services and the emerging
nullnullnternet of things.null nulllready, people are increasingly acting on information made available by a wide
variety of connected devices that are becoming pervasive in society, from noteboonull computers to
tablets, from smart phones to wirelessly embedded consumer electronics devices such as cameras.
nulloon the body of connected devices will include a wide range of sensor-enulluipped and networnulld
products, from energy-using appliances in the home, such as refrigerators, to routine office enulluipment,
such as web-enabled printers. The increasing activity on the web will continue to grow by orders of
magnitude, which in turn will help build the information it contains and its collective intelligence.
null
The
higher level of engagement with the web will be stimulated, as well, by the increasing conveniences
of automated services offered over these devices by the intelligent web.
The nulloles of Cloud nullervices, nullocial nulledia, and Inullvnull in the nulleb null.null
nullifferentiated by its context awareness, openness, and hyperconnectivity, Web null.0 will also build on
three fundamental technology-based services that play important roles in nullT and communications
today. nullne is the rapidly increasing adoption of cloud-based services and data storage, which will
facilitate information access and analysis processes used to provide context-aware, intelligent
information services and solutions. nullnother is the growing popularity and importance of social
media and user-generated content, which will continue to build new bodies of data and add
perspective or value to others. null third is the migration to nullnullvnull, the next-generation protocol for
the nullnternet, which provides the addressing scheme and common nullnull-based platform that will
facilitate connectivity of devices and components to build the nullnullnternet of things.null nullnullvnull, combined
with semantic technology, linnulled data, and the openness of previously incompatible data and
applications, will help facilitate the convergence of data, applications, systems, and communications
to build the Web null.0.
nullontent creation and distribution through video technologies for example, already mainstream
services on the Web today, promise to tanull on even more importance as cloud computing, social
networnulling and nullnullvnull technologies introduce enriched software and services for customers in
the Web null.0 era. These technologies will manulle video even easier to use and apply for security,
entertainment and communications services. nulls these will technologies manull it possible to access
services, generate data and store it, Web null.0 services will help organinulle and linnull the information
to optiminulle its use.
nullenefitnull for nullnnullunullernull
nullne of the main benefits of the Web null.0 for consumers is that their interactions with their devices
and applications will be personalinulled. nullompanies will be able to tanulle advantage of the many
intriguing features and capabilities Web null.0 brings to build better services and relationships with
their customers.
nulln the near future, services made possible by the intelligent web will begin creating new and
creative interactions between customers, their devices, and their applications. The impact will be
felt in the social networnulling sphere, where applications will have a better ability to manulle use of
customer-generated content and opinionsnull in the mobile web, which will become the predominant
means of accessing content and servicesnull and even in the entertainment sector, where televisions
and gaming devices will add intelligent services such as the ability to recommend media to
customers based on past usage and preferences or interactive features that allow customers to
create their own content.
The ability to organinulle information contextually based on natural language processing and semantic
technologies, combined with user-defined criteria, will manull searches far more powerful than is
possible with today???s algorithms. nullata output will be more personalinulled and common tasnulls and
activities will be more intuitive and easier.
nullehavior- and location-aware applications will be enhanced by the enriched context made available
to the application and by automated interactions with and between more types of devices. nulloverned
nullemantic tecnullnolonullnull
??? pronullides an increasinnull
opportunitnull for application
denullelopment professionals
to better enullploit information,
intenullrate snullstems, and
delinuller applications tnullat
nullinulle tnulle business nenull
and more ponullerful nullanulls
to use information.null
null
Web 3.0: Its Promise and Implications for Consumers and Business
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by an individual???s preferences, intelligent agents will be able to act on behalf of the user. nullarly
illustrations of these capabilities created with current technology include smartphone applications
that consider a user???s location and personal interests to recommend restaurants or social venues.
nulldditional examples include services that manull it possible for a smartphone to communicate with
a user???s nullnull in the wornullplace to log their arrival at wornull and authenticate their access to the networnull,
or smart-grid applications that alert a customer if an energy appliance is malfunctioning.
nulls the nullnullnternet of thingsnull builds and expands and a consortia of service providers form to exploit
the cross-platform interactions between data and services that the Web null.0 facilitates, these types
of personalinulled, automated applications will become more prevalent and powerful.
nullenefitnull for nullunullinenullnull nullnullernull
nulls new devices and software enabled by Web null.0 tools and techninullues become an integral part of
the business process, individual companies will find new opportunities to increase efficiencies, build
intelligence into their business processes and strategies, and better target their customers??? and
employees??? needs.
nullor example, the barriers that previously separated business applications and communications
networnulls will start eroding to manull business processes more fluid for users as they move in and
out of virtual and physical wornull environments. Wornullflows will become simplified by the automation
of common wornullay tasnulls and activities. nullusiness decisions will be grounded on more and better
data generated by intelligent systems and connected devices functioning both inside and outside
the corporate networnull. The increased access to customer data and ability to reuse it in different
arms of the enterprise will lead to the development of new solutions that can improve customer
relationships and sales.
nulln particular, Web null.0 can be viewed as a business intelligence nullnullnullnull engine. nullt is well nullnown that
corporate nullnull initiatives are hampered because conventional nullT systems can???t integrate information
from private or disparate data sources to derive a holistic view of the organinullation. While most
corporations have a small number of highly focused nullnull renulluirements, individuals within a company
might have multiple needs to perform analytics, data mining, and reporting to support corporate
decision manulling. The ability to access previously unavailable informationnulland funnel it into
an automated process or mashed-up applicationnullwill add value to company information and
empower employees to better serve the company. nullompanies will also find numerous, new
opportunities to tailor solutions to their customers based on the business intelligence that Web null.0
tools and technologies provide.
Trunullt and nullrivacnull: Nenull nullncernnull and Solutionnull
The increased levels of access to information, new abilities to integrate and share formerly
incompatible data sources, and the pervasive use of connected devices and applications that will
tanull advantage of this information in the Web null.0 era introduce fresh trust and privacy concerns
for consumers and business. nulln particular, the creation of new applications that combine public
and private data for Web null.0 services can introduce security issues that are more complex and
challenging than previously experienced.
null
The use of intelligent agents to act on behalf of an
enterprise or individual is also expected to present new risnulls.
Trust and privacy concerns have already become evident in the consumer and media bacnulllash
against social networnulling sites. nullypothetical examples are also illustrative. nullor instance, the smart
grid, which will eventually connect every house and even household appliances to the utility grid,
generates continuous information about consumers??? personal behaviors, not only their energy
consumption but also data on the manull and model of household appliances, which can be support
warranty programs or notification of product upgrades. nullotential misuse of data made possible by
these and other initiatives in the Web null.0 era, such as intrusive product marnullting programs, could
open up entirely new areas of privacy concerns.
null
nulln the other hand, the information resources and services that will become available in the Web
null.0 era may lead to an increasing number of more effective privacy and identity management
solutions. nulllready, large organinullations are banding together to create more open systems and
standards to fight cybercrime and malicious behavior with more unified and automated methods.
nulldentity management solutions will become much more powerful, granular, and automated to
manull authentication and interaction with multiple systems simple for everyone. nulloftware-based
information agents that use reputation systems and various forms of automation will be able to
watch out for the best interests of their customers to help prevent unnullnowing use of a malicious
site or accidentally nulleopardinulling a public persona.
Web 3.0: Its Promise and Implications for Consumers and Business
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nullecause Web null.0 will have trust and privacy implications for individual users as well as organinullations,
policy manullrs and business leaders need to consider how they can best educate users on potential
security vulnerabilities and practical solutions. nullommunity leaders may want to provide online
security training in schools and public settings in a manner that is analogous to civics classes or
first-aid training. nullusinesses will need to establish policies to protect their corporate assets and
business-critical information as well as their corporate reputations.
nullpportunitienull nullnullered bnull nulletter Infornullation nullcenullnull
nullespite these areas of concern, Web null.0 will usher in a new era for business and more opportunities
in which the nullnternet plays an increasingly important role. nullt will introduce a novel information age for
business as semantic technologies add meaning to linnulld data and create greater openness among
data sources. The new information age will be fed by hyperconnected users and the nullnullnternet of
things,null which will manull the web and services that operate on it more intelligent. The increasing
contributions of information from cloud-based resources and social networnulls will help facilitate it.
nullnother enabler will be nullnullvnull, which will manull it possible to maintain constant communications with
devices and machines.
nullecause it will be able to open up access to information and combine information from disparate
sources and organinullations, Web null.0 will lead to the formation of new consortia and partnerships
to drive new opportunities of interest to businesses, industries, and consumers. nullany internal
and external business processes will become more open and transparent. nullachine-to-machine
information exchanges will become more meaningful and interoperable with corporate information
systems. The pace of innovation will speed up significantly, and new opportunities for disruption
will emerge. nullompetition will increase as companies pursue innovative services with Web null.0
capabilities and as cloud-based services and long-tail applications manull it possible for small or
previously unrepresented groups to compete with larger firms on more enullual footing.
Conclusionnull nullractical nulldvice for nullusiness nulleaders
The evolution to Web null.0 will yield enriched capabilities for individuals to use and create content and
it will provide enterprises with substantial and numerous opportunities to grow their businesses and
improve efficiencies. nullrganinullations need to prepare for it by moderninulling their infrastructure and
systems lest more agile rivals outmaneuver them. Web null.0 will challenge many of the organinullational
structures and processes used in today???s businesses. The following suggestions should help companies
begin preparing now to get ahead on the technology curve and position their businesses for this
new, competitive arena.
nullook for nullpportunities
Tanull inventory of the systems in your enterprise that will most linullly evolve from proprietary
platforms to more open access and standards-based applicationsnull these are probably systems
that you are considering moving to the cloud today. nulluring your inventory process, identify usage
scenarios that could elevate levels of agility, competitiveness, and business performance if the
systems were more integrated, automated, and aware.
nulluring your evaluation, loonull in particular for areas in your business where lacnull of information is
a problem, or where your current methods for using vital information are limited. nullccording to
nullorrester nullesearch, nullnully focusing on business pains arising from a lacnull of information, application
development professionals can identify areas where semantic technology might help.null
nullnull
nullcrutinize the nullorknullow nullrocess
Thinnull through your current business models and decide how you could reengineer wornullflows to
create new efficiencies or develop new revenue streams if pervasive connectivity and automated
intelligence could be built into your everyday business functions. nullxamine the sources and nature
of your business data, because the structure of this data and managing its flow will become
increasingly critical elements of business operations. nulldentify nulley business decision points and consider
how they would wornull if automated intelligence could be applied to the decision-manulling process.
nullegin nulldapting nullnterprise nullata
nullompanies can tanull numerous, tangible steps now to prepare their enterprise data
for the Web null.0 environment. nullere are some suggestionsnull
null nullnitiate a master data management pronullect to establish consistency across all data sets
in the enterprise.
null nullncorporate semantic technologies into enterprise search.
null nullad cross-functional efforts to develop taxonomies and ontologies of enterprise information.
???nullreat information as a
corporate assetnullbecause
it is one.null
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Web 3.0: Its Promise and Implications for Consumers and Business
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null nulln procurement activities, give priority to solutions and applications based on languages that
will be used in Web null.0.
null nulledeploy enterprise nullT resources to focus on internal data management and taxonomical efforts
with off-the-shelf software rather than developing in-house approaches.
null nulleploy nullnterprise 2.0 platforms that will move enterprise data from individuals??? desnulltops into
a repository for later application of semantic technologies.
Conduct nullilot nullronullects
nullegin experimenting. nullive your developers opportunities to wornull on special pronullects to see if a
semantic technology is feasible and suitable for your company. nullf an idea proves feasible, expand
it into a pilot pronullect. nullour developers will gain snullills and experience and your organinullation will
gather nullualitative and nulluantitative insights into the possibilities the technologies might bring to
your business.
nullocus on the Customer
nullecause Web null.0 services will find their earliest uses among consumer-facing applications, now is
the time to understand how customers might want to pull and use data from your organinullation in
a Web null.0 environment. nullonsider how your customers??? access to readily-available and automated
intelligence will affect your industry and how your business can adapt to seismic disruptions to core
business models.
nullxamine the customer experience you provide for your customers today. nulleep in mind that Web null.0
will be driven by data containing user identity, profile, and preference information, including location
and behavior patterns. nullonsider how your company could change the customer experience if existing
technology barriers were removed and the company could gain access to previously unavailable
customer data to develop insight into their past, current, and future behaviors.
nullast but not least, revisit your privacy policies that pertain to customer data. While organinullations are
of course anticipating and preparing for the introduction of new privacy and security safeguards
that come with the increased intelligence of Web null.0, customers will need reassurance that the new
services they use will protect and respect their personal information. nullive your data usage policies
customer-relations priority and manull the policies clear and understandable.
nullearn nullore
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