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Paramount Web Solutions (P) Ltd
Web 2.0 – The Internet revolution
Web 2.0 is a Combination of online social networks, social indexing, web content and content reusability
Web 2.0 is the collective term for the evolution of the web from simple websites to interactive and innovative web applications. It is the 2nd generation of services available on the World Wide Web.
Web 1.0 is nothing but static HTML pages without the collaboration features.Web 1.0 is a concept used to create non-interactive web sites and is client server based
Web 2.0 is different; its very base is interaction, collaboration and communication.Web 2.0 is a concept used to create interactive web sites, social networks and is peer to peer
Difference Between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0
Organizations do not have to spend much on obtaining the User (who can be a prospective/existing customer) Generated Content, but the ROI is tremendous.
In customer support, the use of blogs and wiki's for self help creates a whole new support experience
In marketing, the opportunity is to provide rich, interactive media and close customer interactivity through wiki's and blogs, which provides new ways of contacting and engaging with potential customers.
In sales, few advantages include Customer participation in improving the services, real time uploading of any promotional programs/ schemes
Use of new form factor devices such as mobile phones and pod casts to interact with the customer throughout the sales process is another area of development.
Advantages of web 2.0
conversations, not clickspeople, not commerceread-write, not read-onlywisdom of the crowds, not experts
evolution of the web to interactive, innovative and social web applications.
interaction, collaboration and communication.
combining online social networks, social indexing, with user-generated content and reusability
leveraging the web/ internet as a platform
What is Web 2.0 About ???
93% of websites
will turn web 2.0
in the next
12months
50% of websites
will turn web 2.0
in the next
6months
Facts on Web 2.0 Functionality
Results extracted from The Scene7 Web 2.0 Experience 2008 and Beyond Survey conducted in Dec
2008 by Adobe Systems Inc.
Web 2.0 is Happening !!!
Attributes Solution
User Experience Search Engine OptimizationAJAX Div’s and continous layout
Information availability & Navigation
SearchTag cloudsVisual Navigation
User Generated Content Social book markingCollaboration features - Wiki's, blogs, forums, comments
Scalability Grid Computing a reality - Amazon S3, EC2
Web 2.0 Components
Rich user experience
The Web as a platform
Data as the next Intel inside
End of the software release cycle
Harnessing collective intelligence
Lightweight programming models
Software above the level of a single device
Characteristics of Web 2.0
Tools Used in Web 2.0
In technology, a mashup is a web application that combines data from more than one source into a single integrated tool
An example is the use of cartographic data from Google Maps to add location information to real-estate data from Craigslist, thereby creating a new and distinct web service that was not originally provided by either source.
Mash Ups
Example of Mash Ups
A few best examples of extremely successful Web 2.0 business model websites are Digg, Del.icio.us, Flicker, Netvibes, Myspace, Gmail, etc
Popular Web 2.0 Based Projects
Our Web 2.0 Offerings
blogwikipodcastrss newsfeedse-newslettermedia streamingfolksonomy (tags, clouds)instant messaging, voip, sms (mobile)discussion forumvirtual worldscontent management system (cms
Our Web 2.0 Tool Box
In summary, the Web 2.0 areas of rich content and community are being used successfully by organizations today, both internally for knowledge capture and reuse, and externally to create communities of customers.
Overall, the use of Web 2.0 techniques in the enterprise promises to have profound and far reaching effect on how organizations work both internally and externally, creating completely new and powerful ways of reaching, selling and supporting customers as communities.
Conclusion