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About Ollie
Web technologist with the know-how to Release the Power of Information by creating collaborative environments for staff to share effectively the knowledge within their organisations. Recipients of consultancy on rich internet applications, from inception to lifecycle support, have benefited from remodelled and renewed revenue streams.
An expert in delivering business and enterprise grade applications from recruitment software to customer relationship management to data collection and warehousing platforms. Practical programming skills are particularly strong in user interface and experience application development with the latest Web2.0 technologies..
Specialities
Management skills: Project Management, Web Systems Architect, Consultancy on Rich Internet Applications, Server Administration, System Deployment and Developer Collaboration/Management.
Expert technical skills: Linux (Redhat & CentOS), Zend (PHP, Zend Platform, PEAR, PECL), Application Layer Programming (MVC, ORM, RAD, OOP, SVN), MySQL (SQL, PDO, Replication), UI Development (JavaScript, Prototype, Mootools, ExtJS, jQuery, Flex, WebObjects, XML, JSON, AJAX, CSS, XHTML)
Recent posts
Collaborative filtering in business applications
Published on 12th July 08 by Ollie Maitland
The web grows at a speed and with it volumes of blogs, articles and user generated content compound forming an intricate and chaotic web of pages, images and more recently video. Google changed everything by not only offering the tool to search through all this content but crucially a way to rank its importance through PageRank™.
So, ten years on is PageRank serving us well? For example a search for "Yoga London" in Google brings up no less than 440, 000 results the first 3 results being Camden Council, View London and Yoga Holidays. The first thing this alludes to is that Google knows of places that "know" rather than the answer to my question rather than point directly to studios and gyms which offer yoga in London.
What does this mean for Google and PageRank? The answer is simple and has been bandied around for a while now - semantics...
Tagged with : collaboration, web2.0, semantic web, tagging, syndication, google
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- 100% ACID score on all browsers
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- I'd love to see Push Technology application frameworks for the masses
- Enterprise web application frameworks with common data protocols
- Cheap bandwidth for everyone
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