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Please, someone build a better Wave!
"Wave" isn't just a Google thing, it's an open protocol that anyone can build upon and implement. Google isn't known for good design they have little kids draw logos for them. The direct result of that fact is an ugly user interaction on...
Tags: Google Inc., Wiki, Team Management, Online Communications, Management, Andrew Mager
Blog posts 2009-10-16
Google Wave too complicated? I don't think so
"Solution" looking for a problem?That's how it looks to me.RE: Google Wave too complicated? I don't think soToo Complicated? It will make everything easier. All of my communication in one spot!people have said the same thingabout a number of the major technological advances in the last hundred years.And they...
Tags: Right Now IT, Google Inc.
Discussion threads 2009-08-08
First impressions of Google Wave
First impressions of Google WaveGoogle Lockin[i]If one can live with the potential for Google lock-in, Google Wave will be a compelling option for many organizations looking at adopting Enterprise 2.0.[/i]What Google lock-in? The protocol is a public protocol, and all the software for Wave is being open sourced. ...
Tags: Servers, Groupware, Google Inc., server
Discussion threads 2009-07-24
Google Wave will change the way we communicate
Just like Email, Waves will be the next method of communication that will make us wonder how we lived without it. That's a pretty bold statement, but based on the sneak peek given to developers at Google IO, the platform is well thought out and should be simple enough...
Tags: Google Inc., E-mail, Open Source, Online Communications, Garett Rogers
Blog posts 2009-05-29
Google Wave: Catching the Big One
Google unveiled a new online communications tool Thursday at its annual Google I/O Developer's Conference. Called "Google Wave", the new system sets its sights pretty high: replacing email, instant messaging, wikis, blogs, and static documents. If anybody can do it, it just might be Lars Rasmussen, creator of the wildly...
Tags: Google Inc., Google Wave, E-mail, AJAX, Channel Management, Online Communications, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Marketing, Ed Burnette
Blog posts 2009-05-29
With Wave, did Google jump the (Microsoft) shark?
With Wave, did Google jump the Microsoft shark?From what I've seenwave will only be of interest to bloggers and teenage girls. Others will try it, become bored, and leave it, much as many other so-called innovations long left by the wayside.As far as being Microsoft like, I don't see that,...
Tags: E-mail, Strategy, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.
Discussion threads 2009-05-29
Adobe's Open Screen Project: Back at ya' Apple!
Flash maker Adobe on Thursday announced a consortium of phone and electronics vendors that will rally around Flash and Adobe Air content. But is the real target Apple? According to several Web and video developers, it's Adobe that needs to get on the iPhone bandwagon, not the...
Tags: Apple iPhone, Adobe Systems Inc., Apple Inc., Safari Team, Corporate Communications, Channel Management, Telecom & Utilities, Marketing, David Morgenstern
Blog posts 2008-05-01
Microsoft and Google stalk the Internet operating system
Microsoft and Google stalk the Internet operating systemIn the long run, Live services...will not make the big splash everyone is hoping for. Individual consumers may find it useful but Enterprises will move the services back in house. Especially with Open Source providing more and better services that can...
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Game players, Internet, Yahoo! acquisition, Microsoft Corp., MSFT, cloud computing, Google Inc., computing, Yahoo! Inc.
Discussion threads 2008-02-12
Phishing-based breach of salesforce.com customer data is more evidence of industry's need to act on spam. Now.
Last night, in a notice urging vigilance and a series of best practices, salesforce.com sent an e-mail to its customers notifying them that a variety of recent phishing attacks -- both against salesforce.com employees as well as against salesforce.com customers -- were successful at compromising their targets. Although...
Tags: Customer, Cyberthreats, David Berlind, E-mail, Online Communications, Phishing, Sales, Sales Force Management, Salesforce.com Inc., Security, Spam, Spam And Phishing, That\, top.js.OpenExtLink, Viruses And Worms
Blog posts 2007-11-06
Taking the 'Inter' out of Internet: TiVo-Rhapsody deal just another nail in the Internet's coffin?
Recent events involving Tivo, Real Networks, and eBay are a reminder that right before our eyes, the "inter" is being taken out of "Internet." Although some people might argue this point, the "inter" in "Internet" is about interoperation. For the longest time, prior to the commercialization...
Tags: Protocol, Layer, TiVo Inc., eBay Inc., Internet, Tcp/Ip, Ethernet, Networking, David Berlind
Blog posts 2007-10-09
Are we heading for a serious identity crisis?
If you've been following our series on Digital Restrictions Management DRM [sic], then you know that DRM is wall-building material when it comes to turning the Internet into a bunch of segregated nets or "walled-gardens." Apple has its walled garden consisting of the iTunes Music Store (as a source...
Tags: Apple iTunes, Digital Restrictions Management, digital-rights management, DRM IS
Blog posts 2006-01-09
All I want for Christmas is a new SOA component model
They are back at it. Software infrastructure vendors have a new old approach to alleviate the noxious old new complexity for allowing different business applications to have something to do with one another. We've been down this alley before, and we can only hope that this time the...
Tags: Service Component Architecture, SOA
Blog posts 2005-11-30
All I want for Christmas is a new SOA component model
They are back at it. Software infrastructure vendors have a new old approach to alleviate the noxious old new complexity for allowing different business applications to have something to do with one another. We've been down this alley before, and we can only hope that this time the relief lasts...
Tags: Service Component Architecture, SOA
Blog posts 2005-11-30
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