Why Work in W3C?
- Save costs
- Learn from Web experts - save consultant fees
- Share R+D: No longer constrained by company resources
- Exchange of ideas and experiences
- Better specifications through wider review
- Royalty-free goal
- Share development cost for tests
- Increase revenue
- Open standards increase innovation and competition
- Increased growth through increased market confidence
- Customers have more confidence - no "lock-in"
