Documentation and Training: The User Experience
Session: Keynote: The Future of XML Publishing
Description
The internet has gone through two major waves, email and the web. We are now entering the third wave, called Web 2.0 or Internet 3.0. This generation is characterized by two major forces, User Generated Content and XML Syndication. The combination of these will fundamentally alter the structure of the internet for both enterprises and consumers. Salim will talk about what this will look like, show some examples, discuss what to expect and explain how companies can take advantage of this new decade.
Session Details
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| Date: | Thursday, April 19, 2007 8:30 AM - 9:15 AM |
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By: Mr. Chris Scannell
on May 16 2007 at 07:04 PM EDT
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Lively and informative
Salim gave a lively presentation. I learned more than I expected to. |
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By: Mr Dale Phillips
on May 10 2007 at 08:10 PM EDT 
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Excellent Keynote
Great start, showing lots of promise, with an update on the future. He was good at breaking down what the world is like in the fast lane. |
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By: G D
on May 08 2007 at 03:45 PM EDT
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A Futurist!
inspired presentation, and great speaker...really knows where things are going and I believe in the vision! |
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By: Ms. Sylvie Chartrand, PMP
on May 08 2007 at 02:59 PM EDT
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Energetic presenter and excellent session
Provided an excellent overview of Web 2.0 concepts. Very few speakers so effectively combine style with content, humor with ideas and insight. |
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By: Ms Ros Kewley
on Apr 30 2007 at 12:22 AM EDT
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Great!
Excellent session. Explained many concepts in a simple manner. This knowledge formed a great base for subsequent sessions during the conference. |
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By: Rahel Anne Bailie
on Apr 26 2007 at 04:47 PM EDT
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Pop Rocks for the brain
I've heard a variation of Salim's keynote before, and it's a bit like that candy called "Pop Rocks" that kids empty from a tube onto their tongues, and they get an explosion in their mouths. Salim starts talking, and there is a little series of explosions in my brain as I start seeing the applications for what he's talking about. Salim sketches out, with a very few strokes, some alternate realities of how we could do business or communicate or generally run our lives, better and with more efficiency, and the dots starts to connect, all over the place. I assume this is happening for everyone else in the audience, though some people looked at me a little askance afterwards and said that they had no idea what I was going on about. The one way Salim's presentations could bring the point home would be to use more illustrative stories, use cases, if you will, but there's no "4.75" rating on Confabb, so he'll just have to settle for a 5! |
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By: Mr. Luc-Rock Paquin
on Apr 20 2007 at 04:19 PM EDT
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Fun & informative session
Salim Ismail delivered a great keynote that managed to be both informative and fun. He managed to give a good overview of "Web 2.0", which is a concept that is not well understood by many people and too often used as a buzzword. I would have liked to know where the "Internet 3.0" term came from, as this was the first time I had heard of it. |
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By: Scott Abel
on Apr 20 2007 at 01:08 PM EDT
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You've Got Ismail!
As usual, Salim captivated the audience and lead them through a keynote address jam-packed with thought provoking, paradigm-shifting ideas. Attendee comments included: "Brilliant," "Best Keynote I've heard in a long, long time," and "Where did you find this guy? And why have you been hiding him from us?" Salim made a complex (Web 2.0) topic understandable, accessible, and useful. |
