by Chris Clarke, event blogger
At the sessions today, questions were coming thick and fast by delegates using the conference SMS service. Here is a selection of some of them:
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Many people are now talking about web 3.0, what is this? (All contributions on answering this questions very welcome!)
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What is the development time anticipated to deliver true Airline 2.0 functionality?
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Is it possible to combine the personal service and human touch, demanded by many travellers with self-service?
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How can airlines deal with the increasingly frustrating airport experience which has a real impact on the travellers experience of air travel?
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What innovations are being seen on mobile devices, SMS?
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How do you balance a community-based platform approach with competitive advantage?
Be part of the discussion. Let us have your thoughts on these questions as well as others.
Horizons 2008
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One Comment
Hi,
I’ll take the web 3.0 question. I think it is simply the web of objects. Up to recently the web was limited to computers – quite bulky things when you think about it. The web is creeping slowly into mobile devices but there still is a lot of room for progress. Think about the web in your fridges, cars, alarm systems, radios, showers. Think about the relevant content you can not only download, but also upload – informing the web 3.0 about what’s happening NOW. A car accident, a cool party, a new receipe – any recommendation or opinion will easily be shared and broadcasted.
The web 3.0 is a web easily usable by everyone, everywhere with almost any sort of object.