The World Wide Web as Part of The Electronic Revolution

As part of the electronic revolution, we all know the primary and secondary industrial revolution, and how it will affect our lives and culture today. Because the amount of these substances is limited, you can understand the causes and influences of major technical changes and technological changes in the past three centuries. 1 We will present a limited view of topics not covered or classified in this article.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community that develops open standards for the lifetime of the World Wide Web to support data networks. Part of their work is to create a semantic web language intended to represent rich and complex knowledge about relationships between objects, groups of things, objects. From the W3C Semantic Web, the BOS platform uses the Web ontology language. Ontology is the official vocabulary of a term that specifies a definition by explaining the relationship with other terms in the ontology. OWL is used as a tool for applications to process information (as opposed to manual processing), allowing the system to interpret the meaning of the vocabulary; the information is a standard text sentence or code. The advantage of using OWL is that it can provide information from many ontologies included in the OWL repository.

The 21st century Internet revolution changed the world through the world wide web and more powerful computers. With the Internet, computers and smart phones, information and communication between parties can be executed immediately without geographical obstacles. This greatly reduces the cost of information and communication. Getting knowledge from all over the world has never been easier. Human intelligence is gradually being replaced by computer storage capacity and processing capacity. Productivity and quality of life have improved significantly again