Composite
The Web 2.0 era gave rise to a new term in web development - mash-up, also referred to as a composite, or hybrid, web application or page. A constantly growing number of web sites are releasing XML feeds (such as RSS or Atom) and APIs which enables developers to mix and match them to create entirely new, unique and innovative services based on third-parties' data.

Strategy & Consulting
Web 2.0 applications are changing the way the world communicates allowing consumers to share opinions, wants, needs and motivations. This can help you make sense of the entire Web 2.0 phenomenon and can radically improve company's online presence. Revolutionary new ideas are at the bottom of Web 2.0. It embraces quite a number of social phenomena like social networking, user-generated content and collective intelligence.