Evolution of Internet

1. Web 1.02.0 3.0 The evolution Operations Management Project Submitted by: AnirvanSen (10P067

2. Web 1.02.0 3.0 The evolution

3. Web 1.02.0 3.0 The evolution

6. Transaction activities: Online transactions are going to save trillions o rupees in futureValue Added Services

7. Web 1.0

9. WWW divided into usable directories

10. Websites with read only features

11. Users had read only powers

13. Scalability

15. Innovation

16. CollaborationWEB 1.0

22. Its impact was so high that even the TV hours were decreased

23. Offered more user-interface, software and storage facilities

24. Other characteristics: rich user experience,, dynamic content, metadata, web standards and scalabilityWEB 2.0

26. What are the new business models?

28. It includes sub factors such as: Social Identity, Social trust, Virtual word of mouth, increased consume power

29. Interaction Oriented: Ability to meet rising customer demand

31. It includes sub factors such as: Personal, Group and Social customization

32. User Added Value

34. Content: Very relevant for the firms, they should align the content on their latest offerings online with those provided offline

37. Sell your company

39. How to position yourself ?

44. It is the best example of Web2.0

45. On Wikipedia, users consume as well as generate content

46. There are moderators who check the quality of the content

49. Expands the notion of social networking for employees and learners

50. Advanced features such as learning paths, visual mapping and expertise profiling.

51. Retain industry expertise and skills

55. Tata has used Digital expertise of Experience Commerce

64. WEB 2.0 Lackings

67. Semantic Web Mobility Personalization Artificial Intelligence

69. Using those meaning, it can do intelligent search, reasoning and combining

70. New technologies were used: RDF XML URI SPARQL XDI XRI WEB 3.0

72. The context is “ME”

73. Every interaction made online is recorded and search is made more personalized WEB 3.0 OPERATIONS

75. Imagine The new travel experience

78. Use grammar to make sense - RDF (Resource Description Framework)

79. Add expression and logic to make good reasoning possible - OWL (The Web Ontology Language)

86. Non-static Web content makes identification difficult

87. High bandwidth use can hinder availability

88. User-generated content is difficult to containWEB 2.0 SECURITY CONCERNS

90. Data Loss Prevention and Compliance Controls-establishes the controls needed to enable outbound communications to destinations like Web mail and social networks while meeting compliance mandates to control disclosure of sensitive data

91. Lowest Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) –reduce the number of appliances, management systems, and vendors that must be supported across the enterprise.WEBSENSE GATEWAY SECURITY SOLUTION

93. Challenges that remain open include revoking identities, privacy concerns, and figuring out how to evolve trust over time

94. Attackers can literally play with the "minds" of Web 3.0 apps by falsifying XML data

95. Control over data generated by interaction of several databases

96. Chance of creating data ambiguity.WEB 3.0 SECURITY CONCERN

98. tracks your browsing and buying trends

99. creates a unique customer experience tailored to you

100. Amazon S3: This is a highly scalable storage solution based on their proprietary technology.

101. Self-publishing books: Need to self-publish? Use Amazon's platform to get a book out into the universe!AMAZON.com

103. Mobile site: In addition to Amazon.com, the company operates a site that can be better viewed from a cellphone browser than can the regular site

104. Testing: Its technology team is constantly tweaking and making things betterAMAZON.com

105. iGoogle This search is tracked and the content that is mostly searched comes on the top Favorite Links Recommended themes You Tube videos Weather news Gadgets Recommended Videos Time and Calendar