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Product Review: Google+, Consumerization of IT, and Crossing The Chasm For Enterprise Social Business

Product Review: Google+, Consumerization of IT, and Crossing The Chasm For Enterprise Social Business

By R "Ray" Wang on July 3, 2011

Timing of Google+ Bodes Well For Enterprise Users And Google Lately, one could say Google’s been a bit absent from the social business party.  The premature launch of Google Wave exposed a canvas looking for a masterpiece painting.  Failing fast and learning from the Google Wave lesson, Google’s latest offering, Google+ shows promise in bringing […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged android, apple, Apps Strategy, CIO, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Cloud options, Cloud Wars, CoIT, collaboration, collaboration software, Constellation Research, Consumerization of IT, disruptive, disruptive technologies, Disruptive technology, Enterprise 2.0, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, Enterprise Business Apps, Enterprise Business Apps Vendors, enterprise collaboration, enterprise software, enterprise strategy, Facebook, Flickr, google, Google Apps Engine, Google Wave, GooglePlus, iPhone, linkedin, MySpace, News Analysis, next gen, next gen apps, next gen enterprise, next gen IT leaders, Next generation apps, Okrut, Ooovoo, PIcassa, Product Review, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, skype, slideshare, social business, Social Business Software, Social Enterprise, social enterprise apps, social technologies, vendor strategy, Yahoo | 4 Responses

Good Bye, Google Wave - Though I Never Knew You At All

Good Bye, Google Wave – Though I Never Knew You At All

By Zoli Erdos on August 4, 2010

Goodbye Google Wave –  Though I never knew you at all … Ok, I admit, it was probably my fault, never having figured it out…   The smarter ones around here think otherwise.. perhaps they’ll chime in.  ( update: I’ve told you .) Until then… Au Revoir.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged collaboration, elton john, google, Google Wave, Product Management

News Analysis: Salesforce.com Announces Private Beta Of Chatter

News Analysis: Salesforce.com Announces Private Beta Of Chatter

By R "Ray" Wang on February 17, 2010

Chatter represents both a collaboration application and platform
Announced at the 2009 Dreamforce conference in November, Chatter represents both a collaboration application and platform.  Software built on the Force.com platform will gain the collaboration capabilities.   Solutions in AppExchange will be able to use profiles, real time streams, and other API’s.   Some key features include:

Aggregating streams […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged AppExchange, Apps Strategy, beta, Business 2.0, chatter, Cloud, Cloud Computing, collaboration, collaboration software, Enterprise 2.0, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, Enterprise Business Apps, Enterprise Business Apps Vendors, enterprise software, Facebook, google, Google Wave, ibm, Linked In, Marc Benioff, Microsoft Outlook Social Connector, News Analysis, office productivity, Project Vulcan, SaaS, SaaS Bill of Rights, SaaS offensive, SaaS strategies, salesforce.com, user strategy, vendor strategy | 2 Responses

Beyond Buzz

Beyond Buzz

By Chris Selland on February 14, 2010

Is Google Buzz just a Twitter wanna-be, or is it a key component of a much larger strategy to take on Facebook and own the infrastructure of the social web?

Posted in Business | Tagged AOL, Facebook, google, Google Buzz, Google Reader, Google Wave, Twitter, YouTube | 1 Response

Google Buzz in Google Buzz – Quick Analysis

Google Buzz in Google Buzz – Quick Analysis

By Michael Coté on February 11, 2010

Google Buzz looks cool for sure, but it’s not going to crush anything just yet.

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Collaborative, Enterprise 2.0, Facebook, google, Google Buzz, Google Wave, Gowalla, The New Thing, Twitter, Web 2.0

SAP's 12Sprints joins the social enterprise bandwagon

SAP’s 12Sprints joins the social enterprise bandwagon

By Dion Hinchcliffe on February 4, 2010

I spent some time this morning working with SAP’s new 12Sprints collaboration service, which was announced earlier this week. Available free in open beta immediately, it’s a cloud-based service that’s a cross between Basecamp and Google Wave and is ostensibly designed for team collaboration. Not incidentally, 12Sprints is also clearly a social application and it includes viral invitation, extensive commenting and discussion capabilities, and interesting new twists on measuring community opinion such as real time consensus tracking. Here’s my analysis and breakdown.

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Architecture of Participation, blogs, Cloud Computing, collaboration, Collective intelligence, Community, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise Web 2.0, Google Wave, Microsoft SharePoint, Products, SaaS, sap, social computing, social networks, social software, Web 2.0, Web 2.0 Platforms, Web as Platform, Wikis | 1 Response

Next-Gen Business Teams Make Sense of Google Wave

Next-Gen Business Teams Make Sense of Google Wave

By Phil Wainewright on January 13, 2010

Driven by the spread of the Web and advances in Web capabilities over the past ten years, a new way of working in distributed teams has become commonplace for a broad range of project-based activities. In media and advertising, software development, construction, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing product design and financial services, it’s now routine to bring together […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged collaboration, Development, google, Google Wave, iPhone, skype, virtual teams

Etherpad is now Open Source

Etherpad is now Open Source

By Jevon MacDonald on December 21, 2009

This is worth taking note of in the enterprisey world: Etherpad has gone open source and it immediately becomes one of the best Enterprise 2.0 tools available. It is built on a Java/Scala/Mysql stack.
Etherpad is a real-time collaborative editing tool. In short: you can work directly on editing text with other people and be […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged collaboration, Enterprise 2.0, etherpad, Google Wave, Hivemind, Open source

How Social is the Future of SAP?

How Social is the Future of SAP?

By Jevon MacDonald on October 15, 2009

I have spent the last few days here at SAP TechEd 2009 trying to learn about SAPs vision for the future of social in the enterprise. I have been to both TechED and SAPPHIRE before, and I usually came away with the sense the SAP isn’t thinking about social. All of that has changed now […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Google Wave, Gravity, linkedin, sap, SAP Developer Network, TechEd

Enterprise UIs – SAP Tech Ed 2009 – RIA Weekly 64

Enterprise UIs – SAP Tech Ed 2009 – RIA Weekly 64

By Michael Coté on October 13, 2009

Enterprise uses of Google Wave, HTML 5, and so on, all at SAP TechEd 2009.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged design, Enterprise Geek, enterprise software, Google Wave, RIA Weekly, ui, user interface

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