HTML
The Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) revolutionized the way in which you—and in fact most companies—share information. The reason for such a large and fast change is that HTML is not platform-dependent; sharing information now is as trivial as using a word processor to print a document. In addition, HTML is simple. It contains a limited number of tags, and, when you understand those, creating a document in HTML is straightforward. HTML also has a number of tools ranging from the simple to the powerful for creating these HTML pages visually, so remembering the tags is not even an issue.
In addition to being easy for developers to learn, HTML is also easy to deploy to just about any environment. It is typically inexpensive for a company to ...
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