X- internet

Submitted by

Sukhdeep Singh

I.T

5308413

x- internet

An executable internet that supplants today’s web.

An extended internet that connect to the real world

The X-Internet, which boosts online users quality of experience and accelerates the number of connected devices

X- internet

‘X’ in X-Internet stands for: 1) EXecutable Internet 2) EXtended Internet

The X Internet Will Overtake Today’s WebThe X Internet Will Overtake Today’s Web

Executable Net: Improves the online experience

Extended Net: Connects the real world

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Executable Internet

Moves the locus of application execution closer to end-user devices

Smart code, such as Java and a distributed infrastructure

Reduce latency and enhance online users’ experience

“Intelligent applications that execute code near the user to create rich, engaging conversations via the Net.”

Minimize unnecessary data exchanges

The Web

“How do I frame a window?”

“How do I frame a window?”

How to frame a window

The executableInternet

Two-way conversation about framing a window

Tools to frame a window

Extended Internet

“Internet devices and applications that sense, analyze, and control the real world.”

Internet connectivity reaches beyond the traditional PC

Driven by ever cheaper sensors, smart tagging, and tracing technologies

Bridge the gap between the physical and online worlds

What kind of data flows from the X Internet?

Location, context, and status of vehicles and products

Alerts for equipment failure and other issues Usage of people and equipment in

conventional shop floor quality control Service levels in real time, like air fleet and

crew

Enterprises use X-Internet data in two ways

Real-time, event-driven, predictive Conventional offline analysis

From Internet to X-Net

The Web X-Internet Extended Internet

Number of devices

Millions Hundreds of Millions Billions

Focus Browsers User-focused software Devices

Important Applications

Web, instant messaging, e-commerce

Responsive experiences

Real-time business applications

Data HTML, XML Executables and XML Environmental data

Model Server-centric Peer-to-peer Device-centric

Connections User-driven Opportunistic Opportunistic

Time Frame 1993 to 2001 2001 onward 2005 onward

The X InternetThe X Internet

Automobiles

Telephones

Electronic chips

Internetcomputers

Internetusers

Today’sInternet

The XInternet

The Root Problems of Today’s Internet The Root Problems of Today’s Internet

It’s dump – Static Web Pages hardly improve the same content presented on paper.

It’s boring It’s isolated – It is so remote from the real

world

X Internet offers several important advantages over the Web

1) the wide availability of cheap, powerful, low real-estate processing;

2) it leverages ever dear bandwidth -- once the connection is made, a small number of bits will be exchanged, unlike the Web where lots of pages are shuttled out to the client;

3) X Internet will be far more peer-to-peer -- unlike the server-centric Web. This scenario could be marred by two threats: viruses and lack of standards. Once executables start to move fluidly through the Net, viruses will have perfect conditions to propagate. Standards, or rather the lack thereof, will block the quick arrival of X Internet.

X Internet advantages

X Internet incorporates Internet’s advantage with C/S’s advantage

X Internet advantages

X internet provides easy to develop, C/S-like User Interface.

X Internet reduces data transfer

X Internet advantages

Processing logic is distributed between the server and client, and this smart client device can process code locally

Downloaded executable applications are tiny as the size of a graphic file (approximately 15 Kilobytes)

X Internet can overcome these bandwidth limits

X Internet advantages

Connects physical objects to the Internet via RFID, sensors and wireless networks

Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags are used to identify product location

Wireless sensors detect and send condition information of the surroundings

Biometrics help to identify trusted individuals

Conclusion

X-Internet data feeds both real-time and conventional business intelligence

The greatest impact of X-Internet data is on customer-oriented business processes

Use BPM on critical business processes, as part of a broad platform infrastructure solution

Conclusion

Web has some problems: It does not best utilize limited telecommunications capacity.

Web is neither interactive nor real-world-aware enough for sophisticated interaction.

With its executable and extended properties, X Internet sounds promising.