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Wed, December 2, 2009 eDoorways Hires Telcordia to Begin Prep Work on Its Web 3.0 Model
AUSTIN, TX--(Marketwire - December 2, 2009) - The [ eDoorways Corporation ] (
The first step will be the drafting of a white paper followed by a roundtable discussion involving a wide variety of authorities in such fields as artificial intelligence, expert systems and semantic web technology. The purpose of the roundtable is to forecast the shape and functionality of Web 3.0 and then to build eDoorways' platform to take fullest advantage of those innovations.
Gary Kimmons, Chairman & CEO of eDoorways Corporation, explained, "The industry has gone from Web 1.0, which was static web pages back before the DotCom bust, to the Web 2.0, which features social media like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. The qualitative differences are continuing to evolve, and Web 3.0 is going to be a much different, more personalized experience.
Kimmons continued, "While we are continuing to build out the initial beta release of the platform within a Web 2.0 environment, we are exceptionally conscious of the need to prepare for the next quantum shift in information technology. In order to do that effectively, we have enlisted the aid of Telcordia, a leader in the development of the future of the web."
Darrell Woelk, Senior Scientist, Advanced Technology Solutions, Telcordia, said, "Web 3.0, also known as the semantic web, will be about openness across platforms, protocols and databases. Imagine a web connected not only to your personal computer and cellphone but also to your car, home and all of the appliances you own. All will be interconnected with the power and intelligence to manage them according to a person's individual, dynamic and highly customized preferences. Our work with eDoorways will help enable these and related capabilities to be delivered with significant social and commercial benefits, particularly in the business-to-consumer market space.
Mr. Kimmons concluded, "Web 3.0 will offer every man, woman and child richer, quicker and easier access to information than ever before, but to take advantage of all it will have to offer, a business must anticipate what is coming down the road and build its technology to suit those developments. With the help of Telcordia, eDoorways will be designed to take advantage of all that Web 3.0 will have to offer."
About Telcordia
Telcordia, a global leader in the development of fixed, mobile and broadband communications software and services, enables Communications Service Providers (CSPs), enterprises, suppliers and government entities to successfully deploy innovative and advanced services that help our clients realize operational efficiencies, drive revenue, and maintain a competitive edge in the new era of services-dominated communications. Telcordia has globally trusted expertise in software and services to meet the needs of customers and partners, including, consulting, next-generation OSS, network and application interconnection, service delivery and charging solutions, industry research and new technology development. Telcordia is headquartered in Piscataway, N.J., with offices throughout North America, Europe, Asia, Central and Latin America. ([ www.telcordia.com ])
About eDoorways Corporation
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