2 thoughts on “The internet of things is a building block for the Physical Graph”
The unfortunate thing is that if the Social Internet is any indicator we are likely to get a series of disconnected network siloes which choose to be isolated walled gardens. We only have to look at the infighting between Facebook, Google+, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and the lack of w3c standards around graph interoperability.
The other frustration (for me as a data scientist) is that these 3 networks (knowledge, social, and physical) need to be “connect-able” in order for us to be able to derive the greatest insight & value from them. The whole thing is a sorry state of affairs.
The unfortunate thing is that if the Social Internet is any indicator we are likely to get a series of disconnected network siloes which choose to be isolated walled gardens. We only have to look at the infighting between Facebook, Google+, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and the lack of w3c standards around graph interoperability.
The other frustration (for me as a data scientist) is that these 3 networks (knowledge, social, and physical) need to be “connect-able” in order for us to be able to derive the greatest insight & value from them. The whole thing is a sorry state of affairs.
Is it a graph or a network? is there a difference? 🙂 I think in approach there is.. and what knowledge is stored/can be retrieved.