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Google+: Building a Use Case for the Enterprise
You knew this was coming. Google's latest attempt at social networking has everyone talking, but more importantly it has everyone trying to twist and mold it into specific user groups.
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HarQen Captures Conversations in the Cloud with Symposia
How many meetings are worth the time that we invest? What if the content of a meeting could be useful, usable and immediate? Harqen (news, site ) recognizes that we all spend a lot of time in meetings -- status meetings, collaboration sessions, sales calls, etc.
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Enterprise Collaboration: 5 Lessons Learned from Google Wave's Failure
If Google Wave is anything, it's solid proof that even a multi-faceted communication platform full of useful features can fall flat.
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A Week in Google: Happy Birthday Chrome, Welcome Back Wave
This week Google celebrated the second birthday of Chrome with a new stable release, and Wave's life was prolonged by at least four months. Chrome 6 Following Chromium 7, the newest release of Chrome promises faster speeds and a simplified interface.
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Google Wave Lives On Through 2010
Google Wave got axed, but that doesn't mean you have to say goodbye. Big G has been working on ways to extend the technology, and today announced that Wave will live on through its official site and export options, at least until the end of the year.
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Enterprise 2.0 Roll-up: Google Kills Wave, Collaboration Ain't Easy
As you may or may not have heard, Google officially pulled the plug on its collaboration/communication platform this week. Wave won't be missed because, well, it was never really liked all that much, but also because its most popular components will be injected into future solutions.
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Goodbye Google Wave, Hello Facebook Killer?
You heard it right! Google Wave, the collaboration/communication platform that was once postulated to be -- among other glorious things -- the Second Coming of e-mail, is getting the ax.
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Is Google Brewing a Social Network to Rival Facebook?
Today's big rumor is that Google is cooking up some sort of social network that will challenge Facebook. At least, that's what Digg founder Kevin Rose hinted at on Twitter: Google Me! Google hasn't had much luck on the social front (see Google Wave; see Google Buzz ) but
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Google I/O 2010 Highlights
Phew. The Google I/O Conference in San Francisco ended yesterday, and just like most of you we've been reeling from information overload.
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Use The Google Moderator API To Create Your Own Innovation Management Solution
Google seems on board with the wisdom of the crowd and perhaps a little innovation management. And now they share the ability to do both with you by making available an API for their Google Moderator. What is Google Moderator? Well, from we can tell, it's a combination crowd sourcing,
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Enterprise 2.0 Roll-up: E-mail Isn't Going Anywhere (Not Even Hotmail), Google's Reign Continues
Though Google thought they could tear us away from our beloved e-mail accounts last summer with Wave, our convictions remained true. This season Big G's e-mail is back in the spotlight with contextual apps for bringing information directly from the Marketplace to your inbox.
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Social Media Minute: Mobile Versions of Facebook & MySpace, Twitter To Fix Trending Topics
Social media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up.
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Google Wave Makes a Comeback, Now Available to All
Remember Google Wave ? Once touted as the second coming of e-mail, Google's collaboration, instant messaging, social networking mashup turned out to be a bad fit for the average consumer, and fizzled out soon after it was announced. Today the tool was relaunched, promising faster performance and ease of use.
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SAP’s StreamWork Goes GA, Fills Gap In Google Wave?
After two months in beta SAP (news, site) has made their real-time business collaboration application StreamWork -- known as 12Sprints in beta -- generally available enabling up to 30 users to get together virtually to analyze data from across the enterprise and from different applications.
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