Are you familiar with the terms "Web 2.0" and "Web 3.0?" What about "The Static Web" vs. "The Social Web?" Here is a snapshot of how we once interacted and how we now (and may soon) interact with the world wide web. We're most familiar with "Web 2.0" - "far more than simply a content delivery network, Web 2.0 emphasizes user-generated content, social networking, and digital collaboration." Currently, anyone with a computer or smart device can create and share content. We use social platforms, we market our businesses, we create, and we experience all of this dynamically - we're no longer clicking on static hyperlinks. With an envisioned Web 3.0, users will see more AI and machine learning incorporated and a focus on user-data ownership and privacy. You can see hints of this change in startups, like Vana - a once MIT class project turned company. (Learn more about that here: https://lnkd.in/d5zVA52B) With these changes, users will need to adapt to new technologies. Do you have questions on how to make the most of your current technology? What about how to shape emerging tech to fit your business? Give us a call! #WorldWideWeb https://lnkd.in/envR_5SX
