Nat Res Web1 2 3
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The document discusses the evolution of the World Wide Web from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0. Web 1.0 consisted of static websites and one-way delivery, while Web 2.0 featured dynamic blogs, social networks, and communities. Web 3.0 incorporates all previous features and adds RSS feeds, Twitter, and interactive communities with feedback. The document then outlines principles for Web 3.0 design and links how interactive Web 3.0 can connect to other technologies like blogs and social networks. It examines areas where geospatial technologies can intersect with workflows and business processes for natural resource companies.
Nat Res Web1 2 3
- 1. Natural Resources Web 1-2-3 Andrew Zolnai Cambridge UK blog.zolnai.ca
- 2. Web 1.0 • Static websites • One-way delivery mechanisms • On-line communities
- 3. Web 2.0 • Dynamic blogs • Social networks • Communities of interest or practice
- 4. Web 3.0 • All of the above • RSS feeds and twitter reach internet readers • Interactive communities with feedback and measurable following
- 5. What we do 1. Embrace open standards 2. Make it simple 3. Design for cooperation 4. Learn from users 5. Lower the barrier to experimentation 6. Make it a culture of measurement 7. Open the doors to partners – Tim O’Reilly on Web 2.0
- 6. How we link Interactive Web 3.0 Twitter Blog Web Dynamic Web 2.0 Static Web 1.0
- 7. From product... Associations Standards Adverts Partners Consulting Support Sales Sale Product Sales S Software s
- 8. ... to market Basin Field Play Permit Drilling Discovery Production Sale Sales S Software s
- 9. Where we intersect • Workflows (most of all location-based) • Augment rather than replace processes • Technology subsumed to the process • “Geospatial operations under the hood” • New business model to get users wanted data
- 10. Where we link • Internal intelligence – info, asset teams... • Joint intelligence – proposals, joint ventures... • Public data – agencies, public RFI/RFPs... • Exchanged data – vendors, data rooms... • Communities of interest – local, global...