The End of the Internet Static Age: Desperately Seeking Search 3.0

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The End of the Internet Static Age: Desperately Seeking Search 3.0

Posted September 30, 2009 | Leadership | Technology |

Abstract

Barriers to the continual refinement of today's traditional search engine model are looming as the Internet continues to grow exponentially, as the information signal-to-noise ratio continues to shrink, and as we embrace the emerging Web 3.0 era, which is characterized by semantically linked data.

About The Author

Mitchell Ummel

Mitchell Ummel was Director of Cutter's Government & Public Sector practice and a Senior Consultant with the Business & Enterprise Architecture practice. He was President of UmmelGroup International, Inc., a US-based business and technology management consulting firm. Mr. Ummel was a visionary who was most well known for championing practical application of innovative but lightweight IT process improvement methodologies into today's… Read More

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The End of the Internet Static Age: Desperately Seeking Search 3.0

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