Back in 2009, Tim Werner's lead, the inventor of the World Wide Web, was on a dead stage, and he advocated the rise of the next web. The next web is the semantic web, and it's really a web made of data. So we're in the past two decades, machines and search engines have been looking at content and analyze it with more systems like a page rank and other things. And now with the semantic web, we really go forward and we move to a place where we can finally keep meaning to documents and we can finally make sense of those documents. So that's what the semantic web is, and that's why it is concepting so important. If we look at companies today, as we will see like Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and so many others, they are all using semantic web technologies actually to power up their� Get to in that way.