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The document discusses the evolution of the web from static HTML pages to today's dynamic network of connected services, devices, and users. It notes that in the current model, the user exists across many different online contexts and devices. Going forward, services should aim to keep the user experience seamless as the user moves between different levels of proximity to their information. The document also advocates for the creation of managed network mashups that combine operator services with third party APIs to create new cross-device experiences tailored to users' needs. However, bringing web-style services to networks faces challenges around integrating complex systems as well as cultural and maturity gaps between web and network perspectives. Overcoming these divides will be key to building the bridge between today
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- 1. Web2.0 and the Service Network Michel Burger
- 2. HTML Client Many Services Network User Beginning 2000 Today Web Evolution HTML Client Rendering Transaction Unique component: the user 18 month Many Clients Specialized Renderings HTTP Server
- 3. The Network User is a Service Service Context Today Tomorrow User Context User Information Devices include a network representation Web Evolution Non User Devices are connected to the network Sensor (temp, pressure...) Actuator (electric meter, RFID…) … ..
- 4. Where is the User? In the services as branded user In the rendering as a web session In the devices as personal information
- 5. Where should the User be? Close Medium Far Depending on the level of comfort of the user Or as a federation of multiple components Home Gateway SIM,USB.. Access Provider ISP Service Car
- 6. Web2.0 API Cloud PayPal Pixagogo Prodigem PubSub RapLeaf RawSugar Rhapsody Riya Salesforce SecondLife Shadows Shopping.com Simpy Skype Smugmug PayPal Skype 23 30Boxes 411Sync 43Things A9 AIM Alexa Amazon AmazonQueue AmazonS3 AOLMusicNow Backpack Basecamp BBC Blogger Bloglines Buzznet CafePress Dapper Del.icio.us DigitalPodcast EasyUtil eBay Entrez eSideWalk EVS EVBD Facebook Fedex FeedBurner FeedMap Findory Flicker geocoder geocoderCanada GeoNames Gigablast Google GoogleAdSense GoogleAdWords GoogleCalendar GoogleDesktop GoogleHomepage GoogleMaps GoogleTalk GrouperVideo hostip HotOrNot Interfax InternetArchive Jots JotSpot Kayak LastFM LiveJournal Map24 MapPoint MapQuest MechanicalTurk Moreover MSNMessenger MSNSearch MusicBrainz Nasa Naver NewsGator NOAA Ontok OntokWikipedia SplogSpot Start TagTooga Tailrank Technorati Telcontar Textamerica Topicalizer Trynt TypeKey TypePad Upcoming UPS UrbanDictionary VirtualEarth WeatherBug Weblogs WebShots WindowsLiveExpo Yahoo YahooAds YahooAnswers YahooAudio YahooGeocode YahooImages YahooMaps YahooRelatedQuery YahooLocal YahooMapImage YahooShopping YahooTerms YahooTraffic YahooTravel YahooVideo YouTube ZeeMaps ZoomIn Zvents
- 9. Communications Sector Industry Landscape Network Control Service Control IP Network Service Network Service Delivery Platforms IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) BSS OSS
- 11. Applying the physics model that enables understanding of atoms will not explain organic DNA systems A conflict in background and culture Nethead View Services are in an ordered system of defined atomic motion Webhead View Services are in a loosely coupled organic system in continual adaptation to an ever changing environment
- 12. A Maturity Problem 1 2 3 4 5 Maturity Complexity Line of predictable failure Reduce Complexity Integrate few services Miss the service wave Change Culture Hire new people Adopt new business model
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- Good afternoon, So how cool it can be aggregating services give you the ability to create these compelling scenario we just saw .. And this is just the beginning Let’s look at the Web2.0 or next generation of the web.. The have these clouds that represent the service that are accessible via Web Service interface. You basically have everything, from Map to Search. It is a wide variety of services that an network operator will never deliver. However there are some interesting service in this list: Paypal: one lie payment that has generated between $9B and $10B of financial transaction in 2004 and which is being used by many services these days.. Skype which provide the ability to trigger phone P2P phone calls with potential termination on PSTN. This is interesting since I belive that these represents key assets for a network operator. This list is constantly growing and mashupfeed.com is tracking them and more or less look like Yahoo at the beginning of the web but at this time it is about services…
- The interesting piece about Web2.0is the notion of mashups or how to combine services together. As these combination can produce the whole range of new application from funny life2life (secondlife, Amazon E-cpmmerce) to delivering a compelling user experience to powerfull tool www.zillow.com ( An interesting trend around the mashup is the fact that the interesting ones are getting incorporated into As an example Keiden created an interesting mashup of google adword and salesforce.com. This combination allows Salesforce.com customers to manage the entire Google AdWords process from creating ads, placing bids, through to tracking ROI. Keiden was acquired by Salesforce.com and is this mashup is now a feature of the CRM solution. The mashup is graet an pretty significant rate