Dietmar Hochmuth replied - Looks not bad - and the results are not bad too! Let's see and hope for all search engines to be forced (to become better and better)!1 month ago
Boaz Gurdin shared this - Communications technology took yet another revolutionary step forward today with the introduction of Google Wave. Following in the steps of email, IM, SMS, social networking, blogs, wikis, and micro-blogging, waves are a real-time wiki-style conversation surface with a platform for rich widgets on the page. The wave client also provides an inbox and replay functionality for update notification.
Lars and Jens Rasmussen, the original creators of Google Maps, "set out to answer the question: What would email look like if we set out to invent it today?"
The answer: "messages no longer need to be sent from one place to another, but could become a conversation in the cloud." The main problem with conversations in the cloud is directing attention to new posts. They've solved this by creating an inbox for content posted to the cloud.
Attaching a wiki page to an email conversation could have evolved over time, but the disruptive approach of positioning the wiki inbox as the primary inbox, and doing it within two years, could only have come from a (very talented) startup or incubation team.
Also interesting from a process perspective is that it's motivated by technology (inventing email based on modern communication tools such as wikis) instead of solving a user or business problem.
Congratulations to the team on a job well done.1 month ago
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