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Upcoming Talks

July 2010

  • 2010 -07-17 ( 17 JUL )

    Data on the Web

    by Klaus Birkenbihl , in cooperation with the China Office

    WebReBuild 2010.7.17

    Beijing, China

    Relevant technology area: Semantic Web .

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    Embedded data can be very effective in boosting the success of a Web Site. The effects may be: - better ranking in search results - better relation between searches and results (generating a higher conversion rate) - more links to the page (including its data) - unexpected reuse of the page (or its data) So today there is quite some noise about how to embed data into a Web site. Yahoo, Facebook, Newsweek, O'Reilley, the US White House, Google, ... make more and more use of or have announced support for RDFa, W3C's Standard for including data in Web Sites. The talk will discuss the benefit of data on the Web for site owners and users give some real use examples.

Past Talks

May 2010

November 2009

October 2009

  • 2009 -10-15 ( 15 OCT )

    W3C and W3C Offices - an overview

    by Klaus Birkenbihl , in cooperation with the Germany and Austria Office

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    The World Wide Web consortium (W3C) claims to "lead the Web to its full potential". The talk illustrates by whom and how it is done. One part of the concept are the W3C Offices. The first W3C Offices were part of a project that was initiated by W3C with support from the EU in 1997. Offices were established to improve the regional presence of W3C and to overcome language barriers. The first 4 Offices were in UK, Netherlands, Germany and Greece. It will be outlined why the Offices program turned out to be a success and what are the challenges and chances for the future.

September 2009

  • 2009 -09-16 ( 16 SEP )

    W3C World Offices: The First 10 Years and the Future

    by Klaus Birkenbihl , in cooperation with the Greece Office

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    The World Wide Web consortium (W3C) claims to "lead the Web to its full potential". The talk illustrates by whom and how it is done. One part of the concept are the W3C Offices. The first W3C Offices were part of a project that was initiated by W3C with support from the EU in 1997. Offices were established to improve the regional presence of W3C and to overcome language barriers. The first 4 Offices were in UK, Netherlands, Germany and Greece. It will be outlined why the Offices program turned out to be a success and what are the challenges and chances for the future.
  • 2009 -09-16 ( 16 SEP )

    W3C in a Changing World

    by Klaus Birkenbihl , in cooperation with the Greece Office

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    W3C was founded to lead the Web to its full potential. It started with three technologies that made the Web a huge success: HTTP, HTML and URI. Meanwhile 1500+ participants work in 60+ working groups on different aspects of web technologies. Beside the fact that the power of computers and networks has been increased several 1000 times web technologies have empowered people to communicate, exchange ideas, form communities much easier than ever before. Instead of praising W3C for all the wonderful things it did (what it would deserve) this talk will give some examples on how W3C interacts with the outside world. Topics will be from volunteer translators, evangelists to competing efforts in web standards.

July 2009

  • 2009 -07-02 ( 2 JUL )

    W3C: a Use Case for Web Technologies

    by Klaus Birkenbihl , in cooperation with the Australia Office

    NICTA, Queensland Research Laboratory

    Brisbane, Australia

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    W3C develops Web standards and technologies. W3C this is ~400 members, working on Technologies and Standards; 55 team members coordinating this work; 17 Offices acting as local points of contact. Team, members, and Offices are distributed over the world. The talk introduces to the work of W3C and presents its players, goals, the technologies and the way of working. The glue that keeps it together is: the Web. Communication, dissemination, presentation, documentation, archiving, work management ... there is nearly no aspect of work that is not heavily dependent on Web or Internet technologies. By avoiding applications that are based on proprietary technologies there is quite some flexibility in extending and combining applications. The talk introduces to technologies, and shows how technologies and work flows are interwoven and how W3C not only gains from using its own standards and technologies but also proves that they are are workable and feasible.

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June 2004

  • 2004 -06-27 ( 27 JUN )

    Standards und Visionen: Das World Wide Web Consortium (Standards and Visions: the World Wide Web Consortium)

    by Klaus Birkenbihl , in cooperation with the German and Austrian Office

    Annual Swiss IT Leadership Forum

    Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Switzerland

April 2004

March 2004

January 2004

  • 2004 -01-22 ( 22 JAN )

    Die Zukunft des Web in 6 Punkten (The Future ofthe Web in 6 Points)

    by Klaus Birkenbihl , in cooperation with the German and Austrian Office

    Ausschusstreffen "Innovation und Umwelt" der IHK Köln
    (Workshop of the IHK Köln on Innovation and Environment)

    Sankt Augustin, Germany

 

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