Google Wave: Top 10 Improvements for 2010

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July 16 th

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Google Wave – How Things Went Wrong!

I have been fairly silent on this site for quite a while, every since I came back from Google I/O 10 actually. To say I was disappointed with the announcements surrounding Google Wave at the I/O would be a profound understatement. I didn’t want to come back right away and start hammering on Google for [...]

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May 4 th

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Developer Spotlight: Wave-vs.net

A while back in January I wrote a post titled Top 10 Uses for Wave…Right Now! In that post my number one use was for coding, here was what I wrote back then: Coding. This is my number one use case for Google Wave right now. You have got to try it. You do not [...]

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April 19 th

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WOW! Free Preview Evaluation of Itensil

The other day my friends over at Itensil contacted me and said they were interested in recruiting folks that would be interested in previewing an evaluation of their collaborative workflow product. I mentioned that my readers are the exact audience they are trying to reach with this product and I would be happy to post [...]

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March 5 th

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Squork: Another Google Wave Challenger?

Have you heard about Squork yet? If you find Google Wave interesting, you will certainly by curious to what the folks at Squork are offering with their product. They describe it on their website as: Squork is a hybrid business communications technology somewhere between email and instant messaging. It’s designed specifically for business people who [...]

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February 24 th

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Huge List of Google Wave Use Cases

This will be my last post regarding all the different use cases of Google Wave. This is the last one because….there is a lot and if you are having trouble finding one…well, I just don’t know what to say anymore! There is, in my mind anyway, a non-ending myriad of use cases for how you [...]

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February 3 rd

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Beta Test SAP’s 12Sprints – Google Wave Competitor?

I have spoken about Novell Pulse and IBM’s Project Vulcan in recent posts. I have not mentioned, however, the offering from SAP called Constellation. The idea from SAP is to have a cloud based tool called 12Sprints that will allow users to collaborate in real time. They describe the product as: A VIRTUAL WAR ROOM [...]

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January 25 th

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Project Vulcan – Google Wave for Business?

Last week at Lotosphere 2010, IBM announced Project Vulcan which Ed Brill, IBM chief of product management for Lotus software, describes as: IBM Project Vulcan is not a brand-new effort. It builds on the existing capabilities, and represents the future versions of, the IBM Lotus product portfolio — including Notes. One of its key themes is [...]

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January 18 th

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Google vs Microsoft vs Apple: 3 Development Models for Google Wave

I find it very interesting how the big three in the IT industry currently conduct their business. Well, that is not interesting, but the complete difference in the ways they conduct their business and develop products is very interesting. All have their merits, as all three of these companies are wildly successful. Of course, I’m [...]

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January 2 nd

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Novell Pulse and/or Google Wave??

One of the most anticipated releases (in world anyhow) for 2010 will be Novell Pulse™. Which, they claim will work seamlessly with so you, your colleagues and partners can get down to business in realtime. If you are not familiar with the Novell Pulse™ product you should watch the video below: Novell™, if you are not familiar, [...]

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December 30 th

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Google Wave: Top 10 Improvements for 2010

In May 2009 at I/O 09, was launched to much deserved fanfare. A lot of the initial prognostications declaring to be a replacement for just about everything and as an important an invention comparable to “the wheel” have, thank god, died down. In fact, because of much of the initial nonsense calling it a Twitter, [...]

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December 21 st

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Google Wave Preparing to add Document Collaboration

It is no secret that without some type of document collaboration ability Google Wave™ is…well…useless, really. Moreover, given that 92% of all businesses use Micorsoft Office™ as their document productivity tool, being able to collaborate using your Microsoft Office™ files is also really important. Let’s look at what is available for collaboration right now, a top [...]

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