Just what is "web 3.0"? What steps are moving us towards a new type of web? What advantage will this new type of web provide? This article is a look at what steps are being taken to make the web more semantic and easier to access programatically and covers several companies that are now offering solutions to help existing website owners make their content more accessible and semantic.
You’re getting ready to face the board with your annual budget assessment and projections in hand. Convincing those individuals to allot enough funds to prepare your company for its future on the web may be a daunting task. Assisting the board in understanding where the online world is headed and how vital it is to stay ahead of the competition is key.
A model worth investigating is charging people to put content on your website, or earning money from other people’s content. To do this you need to convince interested parties that your site is the best option for them, that they will get the best exposure from your site. Not surprisingly, you need a site that has a high flow of traffic.
If money makes the world go round, then having your website up and running is crucial. The amount of revenue that is affected every time your services aren't available online is staggering. Let's take a look at Google as an example. Googles' net earning in a recent quarter were $1.2billion. Assuming GOOG has uniform traffic over a 24 hour period a .01 per cent downtime would cost them $480,000 per year. I don't think even Google wants to lose that pocket change.
Am I ready for the internet? That is a decision every business owner typically faces at one time or another. Not everyone is suited for the online world. However, the best thing to ask is if your company would benefit from being online. Most businesses find that the publicity and accessibility are worth the effort of going global.
Using Internet-based business technologies is something most business owners are completely unfamiliar with. To many, the concept of making use of the Internet for business purposes is still completely alien, and beyond setting up a basic brochureware website, some business owners have still yet to embrace Internet technologies for the benefit of their business.
Being actively aware of harmful downtime issues that may occur in your business is vitally important. Many companies fail to “prepare for the worst” and are left in a pickle when things go wrong. Make certain your company is not only aware of common harmful issues, but what to do if they should occur. Unfortunately, power outages can make for a living nightmare to some businesses. Being one of the most common downtime issues, it isn’t given near the attention it should.
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