I Suppose It's Amazing When You Think

The Semantic Web Isn't Inherently Complex. The Semantic Web Language, At Its Heart, Is Very, Very Simple. It's Just About The Relationships Between Things.

Any Enterprise Ceo Really Ought To Be Able To Ask A Question That Involves Connecting Data Across The Organization, Be Able To Run A Company Effectively, And Especially To Be Able To Respond To Unexpected Events. Most Organizations Are Missing This Ability To Connect All The Data Together.

When You Go Onto The Internet, If You Really Rummage Around Randomly Then How Do You Hope To Find Something Of Any Of Value?

Software Companies Should Take More Responsibility For Security Holes, Especially In Browsers And E-mail Clients. There Are Some Straightforward Things The Industry Should Be Doing Right Now To Fix Things, And I Don't Know Why They Haven't Been Done Yet.

I'm Not A Fan Of Giving A Website A Simple Number Like An Iq Rating Because Like People They Can Vary In All Kinds Of Different Ways. So I'd Be Interested In Different Organisations Labelling Websites In Different Ways.