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Open Source As A SaaS Endgame: Google Wave's Rebirth And Its Future

Open Source As A SaaS Endgame: Google Wave’s Rebirth And Its Future

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 7, 2010

Regular readers of this blog know that I have long been advocating Open Source as a SaaS Endgame. It is my argument this kind of escrow will help build customer trust on SaaS, especially from smaller SaaS vendors. This is the beauty of open source. It not only reduces the risk for SaaS users, it […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged google wave, Matthew Aslett, open source, opensourceassaasendgame, saas, saasendgame, wave | 5 Responses

Video – Live Editing In Google Wave

Video – Live Editing In Google Wave

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 9, 2010

From time to time, we share videos related to the topics we cover here at Cloud Ave. The idea behind these posts is to share the videos we liked or found important with the readers of Cloud Ave. Regular readers of my post know how much I loved Google Wave. Google Wave is on death […]

Posted in General | Tagged google wave, video

What’s the Next Casualty After Google Wave?

What’s the Next Casualty After Google Wave?

By Guest Authors on August 5, 2010

When Google announced that it is going to kill Wave, my first reaction was – wait, what will happen to Google Wave in Google Apps? So I looked for a post on Google Enterprise Blog. The post basically echoed what was mentioned in their official blog post . It didn’t clearly say if it’ll discontinue […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged android, collaboration, gartner, google, google apps, google wave, integration

Are We Nearing The End Of Google Wave?

Are We Nearing The End Of Google Wave?

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 4, 2010

Techcrunch has a post talking about the possible demise of Google Wave, its much hyped real time collaboration platform. Even though it is not completely unexpected, it is a bit of a shocker for me personally. Maybe it was just ahead of its time. Or maybe there were just too many features to ever allow […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged collaboration, google wave, open source, opensourceassaasendgame, saas, saasendgame | 1 Response

The Best Google Wave Gadgets, Extensions and Robots for the Enterprise

The Best Google Wave Gadgets, Extensions and Robots for the Enterprise

By Mark Fidelman on April 6, 2010

In large part Google Wave has been ignored by the enterprise due to many factors (I’ve listed them below).  As you’ve probably read, Wave started as a huge splash but has been reduced to a ripple as of late due to the lack of a “killer app”. Yet there are some enterprise-worthy applications for Wave […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged applications, extensions, gadgets, google wave, robots, Strategy, unawave | 1 Response

The Google Buzz Guide for the Enterprise (with Buzz Matrix)

The Google Buzz Guide for the Enterprise (with Buzz Matrix)

By Mark Fidelman on February 18, 2010

There’s been a lot of noise over Google Buzz this past week.  I haven’t seen an article about Buzz’s impact on the Enterprise so allow me to chime in. First, the impact of Buzz has been tremendous.  Compare Google Wave search results with that of Buzz: Buzz (B) and Wave (A) As you can see […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged foursquare, FriendFeed, google buzz, google wave, gowalla, guide, linkedin, matrix, Strategy, twitter

Google Buzz Is New Black - Solving A Problem That Google Wave Could Not

Google Buzz Is New Black – Solving A Problem That Google Wave Could Not

By Chirag Mehta on February 9, 2010

Today Google announced Google Buzz. Watch the video: The chart below shows the spectacular adoption failure of Google Wave as a standalone product. This was predicted by a lot of people including myself. As Anil Dash puts it Google Wave does not help solve a “weekend-sized problem”. Besides the obvious complex technical challenges there are three distinct […]

Posted in Mobile, Product reviews | Tagged collaboration, facebook, foursquare, gmail, google, google wave, gowalla, Latitude, location-awareness, mobile, social media, Strategy, twitter, user experience

Integrating Google Wave into the Enterprise

Integrating Google Wave into the Enterprise

By Ben Kepes on November 4, 2009

The one we’d all been waiting for – ever since the Rasmussen brothers announced Wave at Google I/O in May, we’ve been waiting for some hard examples of the power that Wave can bring. Gregory D’Alesandre (Dr Wave), Product Manager for Google Wave ran presented three examples of Wave integrations from Novell, ThoughtWorks and SAP. […]

Posted in Enterprise, Product reviews | Tagged e2conf, enterprise 2.0, google, google wave, Novell, sap, thoughtworks, wave | 1 Response

The Google Enterprise Strategy Starts with Google Wave

The Google Enterprise Strategy Starts with Google Wave

By Mark Fidelman on October 26, 2009

Eric Schmidt – Google CEO Sources inside Google are telling me that 2010 is really the ‘Year of the Enterprise’.  For a company better known for its’ consumer products, this is a major shift in strategy.  They’ve been steadily laying the technology foundation for the enterprise blitzkrieg and expect to start profiting from it next […]

Posted in Enterprise, Strategy | Tagged enterprise software, google wave, Strategy | 5 Responses

SAP’s Gravity Prototype: Business Collaboration Using Google Wave

SAP’s Gravity Prototype: Business Collaboration Using Google Wave

By Guest Authors on October 19, 2009

Alexander Dreiling of SAP Research in Brisbane, Australia, has posted on a great prototype called Gravity that uses Google Wave to collaborate around business process. Gravity is a Google Wave “gadget” that can be added within the Google Wave client. It lets participants in a wave use the business process modeling functionality of SAP Business […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged All, Analytics, bpm, BPX, Business Process Management, collaboration, google, google wave, Gravity, research, sap, SAPTechEd, Web 2.0 by SAP | 5 Responses

What does the Crowd think of Enterprise 2.0 and Social Media?

What does the Crowd think of Enterprise 2.0 and Social Media?

By Mark Fidelman on October 12, 2009

You may have noticed Google’s new search suggestion feature that purportedly makes search recommendations based on what people are searching.  I decided to capture a few of the more interesting ones related to our space.        There you have it.  Now you see what the crowd is thinking.  Are you surprised by the results?  […]

Posted in Design | Tagged e20, enterprise 2.0, google wave, social media, web 2.0 | 1 Response

Google Wave: Few Thoughts

Google Wave: Few Thoughts

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 8, 2009

Google Wave, Google’s hot collaboration and communication platform, is rolling out at a snail’s pace. After a long wait, I got my invite and I can now wave. In the last ten days, we have seen too many articles in the blogosphere on the topic and we also saw an explosion of posts on Google […]

Posted in General | Tagged collaboration, google, google wave, saas | 7 Responses

Your Google Wave Invitation is In the Mail…

Your Google Wave Invitation is In the Mail…

By Zoli Erdos on October 6, 2009

…and you will soon receive it.  Just as soon as Google hires more carrier pigeons. Update: Wow, we’re getting inundated with invite request.  I hate to disappoint readers, but we don’t have invitations to give away – at least for now.  This post was an ironic reference to the fact that invitations sent out last […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged google, google wave, humor | 19 Responses

How Bad Do We Really Want Google Wave?

How Bad Do We Really Want Google Wave?

By Mark Fidelman on October 2, 2009

A case study in how you leverage community on Twitter,  Google Wave has been overpowering the Twittisphere with requests for Google Wave invites.  I’ve highlighted some of the outrageous, funny and sarcastic tweets.   Below is a thumbnail sketch of went went on during the last 24 hours:  The Shocking: Some people will do anything to […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged google wave, humor | 1 Response

Scammers Jump on Google Wave Demand

Scammers Jump on Google Wave Demand

By Dan Morrill on October 1, 2009

In a not unsurprising turn, scammers have jumped on the demand for Google Wave invites to spread their latest round of fake A/V Software. This is not something that anyone in information security is going to be surprised by, a concurrent event that many people want to participate in or know of being used by […]

Posted in Security | Tagged FriendFeed, google wave, scam, Security

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