http://cloudofdata.com/2009/09/when-i-search-online-for-pizza-what-do-i-really-want/ Linked Data, Cloud Computing, Semantic Web, SaaS, PaaS, more Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:47:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://cloudofdata.com/2009/09/when-i-search-online-for-pizza-what-do-i-really-want/comment-page-1/#comment-470 aboynejames Thu, 10 Sep 2009 09:51:27 +0000 http://cloudofdata.com/?p=812#comment-470 I think it is a smart move to start at a high level of semantic meaning but the down side is: a blanket rule of all supermarkets will stock pizza and a database list of all supermarket would do probably give the the same results with nil smarts involved. The next step is where the potential lies to change the game, I want to make a pizza, I want to eat at a restaurant, I want a pizza quickly (eat out or home deliver) and finally I want to personalize my pizza in this way e.g. gluten free. If semantic search can progress along that path then users have a new experience to look forward to online. I think it is a smart move to start at a high level of semantic meaning but the down side is: a blanket rule of all supermarkets will stock pizza and a database list of all supermarket would do probably give the the same results with nil smarts involved. The next step is where the potential lies to change the game, I want to make a pizza, I want to eat at a restaurant, I want a pizza quickly (eat out or home deliver) and finally I want to personalize my pizza in this way e.g. gluten free. If semantic search can progress along that path then users have a new experience to look forward to online.

]]> http://cloudofdata.com/2009/09/when-i-search-online-for-pizza-what-do-i-really-want/comment-page-1/#comment-655 aboynejames Thu, 10 Sep 2009 09:51:00 +0000 http://cloudofdata.com/?p=812#comment-655 I think it is a smart move to start at a high level of semantic meaning but the down side is: a blanket rule of all supermarkets will stock pizza and a database list of all supermarket would do probably give the the same results with nil smarts involved. The next step is where the potential lies to change the game, I want to make a pizza, I want to eat at a restaurant, I want a pizza quickly (eat out or home deliver) and finally I want to personalize my pizza in this way e.g. gluten free. If semantic search can progress along that path then users have a new experience to look forward to online. I think it is a smart move to start at a high level of semantic meaning but the down side is: a blanket rule of all supermarkets will stock pizza and a database list of all supermarket would do probably give the the same results with nil smarts involved. The next step is where the potential lies to change the game, I want to make a pizza, I want to eat at a restaurant, I want a pizza quickly (eat out or home deliver) and finally I want to personalize my pizza in this way e.g. gluten free. If semantic search can progress along that path then users have a new experience to look forward to online.

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