You can downloas the full presentation in PDF file (registered and
copyrighted !) : see below, at the end of the post.
Are the current approaches in Governance of the Internet still
relevant with the upcoming Internet of Things ?
Tag - Internet of Things
Tuesday 7 October 2008
Governance in the Internet of Things
By Philippe GAUTIER on Tuesday 7 October 2008, 15:18 - Web 3.0 / Internet of Things
Tuesday 8 July 2008
Very interesting article from Kevin Kelly in WIRED
By Philippe GAUTIER on Tuesday 8 July 2008, 15:59 - Web 3.0 / Internet of Things
In a very interesting article from WIRED, Kevin Kelly explains how a "single worldwide computer" will raise
from technological evolution.
See : http://www.wired.com/special_multimedia/2008/st_infoporn_1607
I also posted a comment :
“One machine” (with a potential
finality) or “one system” (with no necessary one) ?
It will be, for sure, a "complex" and non deterministic system made of
billions of autonomous and self-decisioned actors (entities) with their own
independent finalities.
Referring to "complex systems
theories", the question is : "for which global ending ?” - chaotic evolution or targeted direction
?....
In the meanwhile complexity is increasing : it
is time to switch to full systemic
approaches in the design of our Information systems !
Philippe GAUTIER
Your comments would be higly appreciated !
Best regards,
Philippe
Wednesday 25 June 2008
Use of “semantic approaches” : for a switch from existing EDI to « Any-to-Any communication » in the Internet of Things (and extending the current “semantic web”)
By Philippe GAUTIER on Wednesday 25 June 2008, 11:07 - Web 3.0 / Internet of Things
Intrinsically, the Internet of Things will be « non deterministic », complex
and various although, so far, the ongoing standardization models (eg :
EPCGlobal) are still apprehending deterministic value chains or
processes.....
In such an environment, the use of Semantic approaches will, possibly, give a
“meaning” to every kind of message and will accordingly facilitate
communications whoever will be the actors, even though they have no prior
interchange agreement.
Monday 19 May 2008
BRIDGE's may 2008 newsletter
By Philippe GAUTIER on Monday 19 May 2008, 11:53 - Web 3.0 / Internet of Things
In the BRIDGE's may 2008 newsletter, Roger Till (GS1 UK) is referring to our
site and our prospective work in the field of the "Internet of Things".
See the following link :
BRIDGE Newsletter - May
2008BRIDGE Newsletter - May 2008
on page 6, 7 and 8.
Regards,
Philippe GAUTIER & The I-o-T team
BRIDGE's site : http://www.bridge-project.eu/
Monday 5 May 2008
The EPC namespace and the Internet of Things (I-o-T) - PART 2
By Philippe GAUTIER on Monday 5 May 2008, 17:25 - Web 3.0 / Internet of Things
This memo is a clarification following a 24th april 2008 roundtable at the EU commission. It enlightens the former post ''The EPC namespace and the Internet of Things (I-o-T) - PART 1'' (click).
EPC_Namespace-V3_iot.pdfAlso available in PDF format (click)
Monday 21 April 2008
Some thoughts on the “Internet of Things” or so-called “Web 3.0”
By Philippe GAUTIER on Monday 21 April 2008, 11:12 - Web 3.0 / Internet of Things
Abstract :
''Recently, Vinton Cerf made an association between the raising concept of the
Internet of Things (“I-o-T” is an abstract gathering several others such as
“M2M”, “sensor, mesh, pervasive or ubiquitous networks”, “EPCGlobal standards”,
etc.) and the appellation “WEB 3.0” (seen in an article : www.lemonde.fr, 5th
april 2008). Instead of seeing it as a new IT marketing stuff, I’ve tried to
sort out what need there would be to use such a word, moreover considering that
most people still don’t know what Web 2.0 is…..''
Monday 31 March 2008
The EPC namespace and the Internet of Things (I-o-T)
By Philippe GAUTIER on Monday 31 March 2008, 12:12 - Web 3.0 / Internet of Things
Opening the EPC Namespace could make the EPCGlobal network the release candidate for the Internet of Things (WEB 3.0) in case we manage to solve 2 important issues....