Hauser, T.: Gemeinsame Sprache : Semantic Web (2003)
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- Abstract
- Was kommt danach? Was kommt nach XML, Google und Webservices? Unter dem Namen Semantic Web sollen sich neue Technologien und Standards durchsetzen, die die Zukunft des Webs bilden, Ziel ist es, Menschen besser mit Computern zusammenarbeiten zu lassen
