The Internet, a protégé of technology has ushered this technology to paths that were never defined or were unknown to the imagination of a common man. What were once called as customers and shoppers over the internet known as users use the internet for every reason you can ever think of. If we move from the macro lever to the micro lever of the mechanism of Internet utility, you will notice the macro lever viz. the consumers/users moves the micro lever viz. the businesses and all in all the whole market functions mainly on these two levers. However, the game has now moved on to a bigger field, as there are more and more players and more and more of action. Today, business is about going online. The online presence or the power of online marketing, speaks the volume of business a company generates. So, almost every business that thrives on growth and numbers are out to own websites to attract maximum visitors and gain from maximum exposure over the internet. Apart from a web 2.0 site, blogging is also a great way to share your thoughts on the internet.
Web 2.0 sites allow sharing of videos, images and communication between the users. The biggest example is the social networking websites like Facebook, Twitter, etc. Social networking has become a part of most of the internet marketing programs and most businesses use it, for promotion of their business and attracting new potential customers. Blogs – another example of web 2.0 sites – require an open login. Open logins doesn’t require you to rely on any central authority to authenticate the user’s accessibility and the want to connect with other users to the websites. With open login, a password and user ID is generated that allows users to login anytime they want to.
Information technology industries are one of the fastest growing industries in the world. CTO and CIO are the two most prestigious and most senior level positions in the world of information Technology. Chief Technology Officer (CTO) or Chief Information Officer (CIO) is the job title given to the most senior executives in an IT industry. CIO and CTO have certain similarities like one hand the job of a CIO involves solving the organizations problems using the existing technologies in better way, whereas on the other hand, a CTO’ job involves to develop new technologies. In-depth knowledge about the computer science, programming languages and Internet are their common denominators. In some companies, CTO’s and CIO’s are taken in on the board of directors by some of the IT companies.
With Facebook API you can access your Facebook account and start sharing video, images and conversion with the other users of the Facebook. An API protocol provides a base for the web developers to develop their website and also it gets easier for the users if all segments of the websites are built on a similar API platform. For programming websites for 2.0, good knowledge of programming languages will do the deal.
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