The dark side of an operations researcher. Or how operations research can be a funny subject. Wanna join me?.
Yesterday something made me realise my presence in the web is just trivial and very recent since my first experience was Altavista in 1995; wow, hypertextuality was really amazing to me… . I didn’t realise that was Web 1.0, neither I found out when I started to participate in social web interaction that was Web 2.0; for sure, I’ll never think when searching using semantic tools that’ll be Web 3.0. Is it possible that our brains don’t cope with marketing terms to that extent?.
Here I found and interesting article about the coming of the new web generation: Web 3.0.
New horizons for OR-ers: making sense of the words, sentences, discourses!.
1) Start_Run_cmd_enter.
2) tracert www.kproductivity.com
3) Try it once in the morning, once in the afternoon, day after day.
4) Any changes?. Same hubs?, same number of hubs?, same speed?, will you reached the site?…
Researching effectiveness vs efficiency!
The protocol TCP/IP is designed in a way that ensures no communication breakdown all over the Internet. This characteristic is as desirable as the need for a smooth and uninterrupted information flow is required. However, as I’ll try to expose in my current research, that this architecture could be breaking the technical efficiency of this information transfer.
