Web of Things
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Explore the web of things and the future of search as we look into social media, predictivity and where businesses will evolve in the next 10 years.
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- 2. @duaneforrester Bing Webmaster Tools Speaks at shows, runs forums and blog, provides guidance on new WM tools www.bing.com/toolbox/webmasters Does he have a clue? 14+ years as an inhouse SEO; ran seo at MSN; has helped GM, Disney, GAP, Walmart + http://www.linkedin.com/in/dforrester And this helps me how? Blogging since 2001; owns 150 domains; runs several websites of his own http://twitter.com/DuaneForrester what does duane do at bing Your data, always fully provided.
- 3. Content Social User Experience Link Building SEO Your data, always fully provided.
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- 5. 5 DEVICES PLATFORMS SERVICES REAL-TIME SOCIAL LOCAL &MOBILE COMMERCE There areover atrillion pages online, from ~700 million sites Weneed tocrawl them alltoseeifthey’re worth indexing Tocrawl aURL costsroughly apenny…a little less, infact Your data, always fully provided.
- 6. UNDERSTANDING THE WEB UNDERSTANDING THE USER Reorganize the Web for Task Completion Your data, always fully provided.
- 7. Not just browser, but devices, services and social networks Not just mouse and keyboard, but also voice, touch, gesture & vision Creation of new information via social graph and geospatial index Information Architecture Interaction Model Entry Points Reinventing SearchAcross 3 Dimensions Your data, always fully provided.
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- 28. Alexa.com Board Reader Sysomos Facebook Insights Follower Wonk Google Insights How Sociable Ice Rocket trends Buffer • Klout • Peerindex • Kred • Mention Map • Social Mention • Statigram • Twitter Counter • Tweetreach • Visual.ly Your data, always fully provided.
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Editor's Notes
- 9 billion to 25 billion in the next 8 years
- Exponential scaleMichioKaku – physicist – humans think in linear scales, but in reality it advances exponentially.
- Bing is stitching together the pieces of the digital web to reassemble them into coherent objects. (iotw, an airplane has thousands of characteristics, but those characteristics are spread out on sites across the web. Some sites might have the plane’s length, another has the seating capability, another has safety record.) The challenge is to scour each of these sites, understand they are talking about the same plane, and ‘rebuild’ the physical object in digital so Bing can understand what it is, and what it can be used for. (For slide help: imagine you want to know the largest aircraft with the fewest engine failures, with the above scenario, Bing could do it). · Bing has 6 Billion facts, 28 Billion entities, and growing very rapidly· For people, we have the largest collection 1.2Billion.· For places such as US restaurant alone, we already have 1.1mm entities· For things like Movie, we have over 800K entities with very rich information.· This information fabric is the connective tissues for our devices to seamlessly connect to the people, places, and things that our users care about. For search, this is a major accomplishment. But it isn’t enough. People are trying to do more things with more things.
- In addition to the three parts of the platform I talked about, there are other areas we are working on to make interacting with our expert systems and devices more seamless. · Deep Neural Networks for speech and vision· Advances in semantic understanding (critical for entity understanding); advances in resource/reward allocations· Sensors to give devices the ability to better understand their situations and provide assistance when needed.
- The above scenario will be enabled through two things:· Powerful Bing (understands the world, the realtionships, and actions0· Increased sensors on all devices, connected to the webo Examples: Streetline (parking automation), home automation and intelligence (SmartThings), medical devices (Scanadu), cars (Tesla Model S), GE systems (Predictivity)
- · All these signals on a common TCP/IP transport – what is a machine to do?· Need a Babelfish
- Refer to this article for more details on each item in the list: http://prdaily.com/Main/Articles/10711.aspx The list on that page is older – I’ve removed dead links and added a couple new ones to this current list.