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EMAIL IS SO
1973
An Introduction to Google Wave.
Could this spell the end for email?
Tom Jarrett
Red Magma

SUE SCOTT
PURCHASING TEAM RESPOND
INDIVIDUALLY

SUE SCOTT
NO-ONE REALLY KNOWS WHO SAID
WHAT TO WHO

WHAT WE NEED IS
A way to collaborate with groups
of stakeholders efficiently
The tools to work across
geographical boundaries

WHAT WE NEED IS
A solution that brings together our
many forms of online communication
(IM, social networks, blogs etc)
A system that developers everywhere
can contribute to and improve to
keep up with our changing demands

IN TODAY’S WORKPLACE,
WE USE EMAIL TO DO ALL
KINDS OF THINGS...

A B C D E F G H I J
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
COUNTING UP THE LATEST DATA

SO GOOGLE CREATED A
“HOSTED CONVERSATION” CALLED WAVE

NOW SUE AND SCOTT CAN SEE THE SAME
CONVERSATION IN REAL-TIME....

ALL USERS CAN EDIT THE WAVE
AT EXACTLY THE SAME TIME

Everyone’s screen
updates as fast as
they can type

CONVERSATION
NOW YOU
CAN HOLD A
BROWSER BASED

WITH
INTERNATIONAL
COLLEAGUES
IN REAL-TIME

BUT WAVE IS MORE
THAN JUST REAL-TIME
MESSAGING

SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO INTEGRATE
APPLICATIONS SUCH AS...

UNLIKE MOST ONLINE
TOOLS, YOU DON’T
NEED TO VISIT ONE
PLACE TO USE WAVE

WAVE FROM
or
YOUR WEBSITE,
YOU MAY CONTRIBUTE TO A

THEIR OWN
WAVE SERVER
WHICH IS NOT DEPENDENT ON
ANY GOOGLE TECHNOLOGY.
CORPORATIONS CAN

GOOGLE SAYS IT WILL ALSO
INTRODUCE A MARKETPLACE
FOR WAVE APPLICATIONS SO
THAT ANYONE CAN CREATE
AND SELL NEW REAL-TIME
TOOLS*
AND MAKE M NEY
* Source: http://www.businessweek.com/

COULD THIS SPELL THE END FOR EMAIL?
YOU DECIDE.

WAVE.GOOGLE.COM
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Email Is So 1973

1. www.redmagma.com EMAIL IS SO 1973 An Introduction to Google Wave. Could this spell the end for email? Tom Jarrett Red Magma

2. SUE SCOTT SUE SENDS A MESSAGE TO SCOTT

3. SUE SCOTT SCOTT REPLIES TO SUE

4. SUE SCOTT

5. SUE SCOTT PURCHASING TEAM RESPOND INDIVIDUALLY

6. SUE SCOTT NO-ONE REALLY KNOWS WHO SAID WHAT TO WHO

7. NOT MUCH HAS CHANGED SINCE ROYAL MAIL*

8. *OTHER THAN THE AMOUNT IN YOUR INTRAY

9. WHAT WE NEED IS A way to collaborate with groups of stakeholders efficiently The tools to work across geographical boundaries

10. WHAT WE NEED IS A solution that brings together our many forms of online communication (IM, social networks, blogs etc) A system that developers everywhere can contribute to and improve to keep up with our changing demands

11. IN TODAY’S WORKPLACE, WE USE EMAIL TO DO ALL KINDS OF THINGS...

12. GLOBAL TEAMS PREPARING DOCUMENTS

13. SHARING NEWS IN A HEARTBEAT

14. CAPTURING opinions

15. A B C D E F G H I J 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 COUNTING UP THE LATEST DATA

16. THE LIST GOES ON....

17. SO GOOGLE CREATED A “HOSTED CONVERSATION” CALLED WAVE

18. NOW SUE AND SCOTT CAN SEE THE SAME CONVERSATION IN REAL-TIME....

19. WAVE AND SUE CAN INCLUDE PURCHASING!

20. ALL USERS CAN EDIT THE WAVE AT EXACTLY THE SAME TIME

21. Everyone’s screen updates as fast as they can type

22. YOU CAN EVEN REWIND AND REPLAY A WAVE

23. INSTANTLY TRANSLATE BETWEEN LANGUAGES

24. CONVERSATION NOW YOU CAN HOLD A BROWSER BASED

25. WITH INTERNATIONAL COLLEAGUES IN REAL-TIME

26. BUT WAVE IS MORE THAN JUST REAL-TIME MESSAGING

27. WAVE IS OPEN SOURCE...

28. SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO INTEGRATE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS...

29. SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO INTEGRATE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS...

30. SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO INTEGRATE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS...

31. SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO INTEGRATE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS...

32. SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO INTEGRATE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS...

33. SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO INTEGRATE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS...

34. ADD REAL-TIME TOOLS TO YOUR DISCUSSION:

35. ADD REAL-TIME TOOLS TO YOUR DISCUSSION:

36. ADD REAL-TIME TOOLS TO YOUR DISCUSSION:

37. UNLIKE MOST ONLINE TOOLS, YOU DON’T NEED TO VISIT ONE PLACE TO USE WAVE

38. WAVE FROM or YOUR WEBSITE, YOU MAY CONTRIBUTE TO A

39. WAVE IS NOT JUST A GOOGLE SERVICE

40. THEIR OWN WAVE SERVER WHICH IS NOT DEPENDENT ON ANY GOOGLE TECHNOLOGY. CORPORATIONS CAN

41. GOOGLE SAYS IT WILL ALSO INTRODUCE A MARKETPLACE FOR WAVE APPLICATIONS SO THAT ANYONE CAN CREATE AND SELL NEW REAL-TIME TOOLS* AND MAKE M NEY * Source: http://www.businessweek.com/

42. COULD THIS SPELL THE END FOR EMAIL? YOU DECIDE.

43. WAVE.GOOGLE.COM CURRENTLY IN LIMITED PREVIEW PHASE

44. thanks :) (links open in a new window)

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