This book provides a comprehensive approach to the rapidly changing world of web-based business technologies and their often destructive innovations. Web History is short.

In fact many university graduates were not born today even when the Web first appeared. Therefore, the time is right for the web presentation to be reached at the graduation point.

The Internet has led to new ways in which businesses connect and work, and how people communicate and communicate; related technologies include cloud computing, social commerce, crowd sources, and Internet stuff, to name a few. These developments, including their technological foundations and their commercial implications, are at the heart of the book.

It puts these issues in context by providing a brief history of the World Wide Web, both in terms of technological development and the resulting trade effects. The book has been written to a wide audience, including technology managers and students in higher education.

It is also intended to be a guide to people who have grown up with a background in business, engineering or related fields but who, in the course of their career paths, have reached a stage where information technology decisions have become their daily work, for example, in digital transformation. The book describes the most important web technologies and related business applications, and focuses in particular on the commercial implications of these technologies.

As such, it offers a strong view focusing on technology and business on the web impact, balancing rules and approaches to strategic development and decision-making with a certain technical understanding of what is going on behind the scenes.