9. In The Beginning .....
? World Wide Web (Tim Berners-Lee, 1989)
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? universe of network-accessible information
? anyone, anywhere, anytime
? Client to server interactions
12. Evolution of World Wide Web
1989 2000 2005 2010 2015
Web Document
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HTML? WAP
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Web Services
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Open Web
? 2.0,
? ??? ??
Web App & APIs
? ?? ??,
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N-Screen ??
Web of Things
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15. Organizational Structure
? Host
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? MIT , ERCIM , Keio University, and Beihang University
? Offices
? Australia Benelux/B¨¦n¨¦lux Brasil Deutschland und
?sterreich Espa?a France India/???? Italia Magyarorsz¨¢g S¨¦n¨¦gal Southern
Africa Suomi Sverige United Kingdom and
Ireland ¦¥¦Ë¦Ë?¦Ä¦Á §²§à§ã§ã§Ú§ñ ?????? ????? Öйú??
? ome key components of the organization are:
? the Advisory Committee, composed of one representative from each W3C Member. The
Advisory Committee has a number of review roles in the W3C Process, and they elect the
Advisory Board and TAG.
? the Advisory Board, an advisory body elected by the Advisory Committee
? the Technical Architecture Group (TAG), which primarily seeks to document Web Architecture
principles
? the W3C Director and CEO, who assess consensus for W3C-wide decisions
? the chartered groups, populated by Member representatives and invited experts, and which
produce most of W3C's deliverables according to the steps of the W3C Process.
18. Community Groups, Business Groups and Workshops
? These are ways that we
get initial input into areas
for W3C Standards work
and each has its own
attributes
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19. Group Types
? http://www.w3.org/community/about/agreements/compare/
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24. W3C status
? Total unique number of participants: 1893
? Total unique number of participants in good standing: 1869
? Total number of Members with 1 or more individuals in good
standing in a group: 253
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Participants type Working Groups Interest Groups All
Member represent
atives
1250 548 1513
Team 40 35 49
Invited Experts 305 90 331
Total 1595 673 1893
26. [1] ?? ?? - W3C ?? ?? (?? 40)
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Google, Inc.
Nippon
Telegraph
&
12% W3C Invited Experts
8%
Microsoft Corporation
7%
Mozilla Foundation
7%
IBM Corporation
5%
Adobe Systems Inc.
Intel Corporation 5%
4%
Baidu, Inc.
3%
Samsung
Electronics
Co., Ltd.
3%
University of
Southampton
Vrije Universiteit
Oracle
Corporation
1%
CNR--Consiglio
Nazionale delle
1%
Comcast
Corporation
Insight Centre for
Data Analytics
3%
3%
2%
Universidad
Polit¨¦cnica de
Ricerche
Nokia
Corporation
2%
Opera Software
3%
Madrid
2%
Mitsubishi
Electric
Corporation
2%
Apple, Inc.
British 2%
Broadcasting
Corporation
2%
Institut
National de
Recherche en
Informatique
et en
Automatique
2%
Tencent
2%
Fraunhofer
Gesellschaft
2%
1%
KDDI
CORPORATION
1%
MITRE
Corporation
1%
Electronics and
Telecommunications
Research Institute
1%
Orange
1%
Pearson
plc
1%
Huawei
1%
Stanford
University
1%
Deutsche
Telekom
AG
1%
University of
Manchester
1% Yandex
1%
German Research
Center for Artificial
Intelligence
1%
International
Webmasters
Association
1%
HP
1%
NIC.br - Brazilian
Network
Information Center
1%
Telephon
e Corp.
1%
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40?
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54%
27. [1] ?? ?? - W3C ?? ?? (?? 10)
27
Google, Inc. , 165
W3C Invited Experts ,
102
Microsoft
Mozilla Corporation , 93
Adobe Systems Inc. ,
Foundation , 89
63
IBM
Corporation ,
65
Intel Corporation ,
52
Baidu,
Inc. ,
42
Samsung Electronics
Co., Ltd. , 42
Insight Centre for
Data Analytics , 38
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10?
???
30%
28. [1] ?? ?? ¨C ???? ?? first
? Dictation of Browser Vendor
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40. [6] Why RF IPR ¨C from IBM
? RAND vs RF
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? 1995-2003 ¨C RAND!
? 2003- present ¨C RF!
? IBM leads the world in patents
? Hard to change internal culture
? SW & HW have diff cultures w.r.t. IPR
? For SW¡the key to shifting from RAND ? RF
? RF Standards ? Bigger Markets ? More $$
? It¡¯s a business decision!
? If standard activity is strategic, default = RF
? Glad to answer questions talk details later
? https://www.w3.org/2005/Talks/IBM-W3C-PP.pdf
Source: IBM