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Openhanced is a big believer of an Internet of Services, where services are ubiquitous; an Internet of Things where in principle every physical object becomes an online addressable resource (see iPhone, persistent connection); a Mobile Internet where 24/7 seamless connectivity over multiple devices is the norm; and the need for semantics in order to meet the challenges presented by the dramatic increase in the scale of content and users.(source: Serviceweb 3.0 EU).
When talking about moving to the cloud, the larger scope is always an Internet of Services in our opinion. Many companies are capable of producing very valuable information but not many companies are capable of producing very capable applications on desktops, mobiles or other devices. This is where the web services approach is at its best, companies approach developers to build applications around there data (I don’t believe in browsing on a device, sucks compared to native apps).
The new reality is that Open Data (by using APIs) is a competitive advantage and not closed data (like the old days). For us the one part of Web 2.0 is really gaining attention and that is web services. Did you ever think about the fact that the iPhone is the perfect example of the usage of web services? A lot of the popular apps. use web services behind the scenes. Things like: traffic information, trip planning, Google Maps, LBS etc. Connected “Things” start happening too, ever heard of a service called Pachube or devices like the Chumby?
As your Innovation and Integration (we like to call it Innogration) Specialist we can help you to integrate the best of the web in your corporation through mobile devices.
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