Wrong confirmation ID
  • Email
  • Favorite
  • Download
  • Embed
  • Private Content

Loading…

Flash Player 9 (or above) is needed to view presentations.
We have detected that you do not have it on your computer. To install it, go here.

Red Magma + Follow Processing...

Email Is So 1973

by Red Magma on Oct 20, 2009

  • 4,596 views

An introduction to Google Wave and its capabilities.

More…

An introduction to Google Wave and its capabilities.

Less

Accessibility

Categories

Tags

instant messaging translation social media wave im google wave email socialmedia next gen inovation cool email presentation emailless wave google gmail the end of email separate tags by comma googlewave

More...

Upload Details

Uploaded via SlideShare as Microsoft PowerPoint

Usage Rights

© All Rights Reserved

Flagged as inappropriate Flag as inappropriate
Flag as inappropriate

Select your reason for flagging this presentation as inappropriate. If needed, use the feedback form to let us know more details.

Cancel

22 Embeds 629

http://www.dontwasteyourtime.co.uk 238
http://www.managementsite.nl 125
http://www.extendlimits.nl 76
http://www.redmagma.com 29
http://vint.sogeti.nl 29
http://redmagma.com 22
http://www.olafmolenaar.com 20
http://www.projekt-log.de 17
http://bits.tijsvrolix.be 15
http://gorskijacquelineedm310.blogspot.com 11
http://marlonparker.co.za 11
http://www.slideshare.net 8
http://www.soup.io 8
http://enlightn-dev.doudeb-1015pem 5
http://www.transloopa.com 4
http://dontmindrick.com 3
http://cordaid.peers.me 2
http://rickmans.posterous.com 2
http://www.cirip.ro 1
http://sd-26506.dedibox.fr 1
http://posterous.com 1
http://posterous.dontmindrick.com 1

More...

Statistics

Favorites
27
Downloads
161
Comments
3
Embed Views
629
Views on SlideShare
3,967
Total Views
4,596

1–3 of 3 previous next Post a comment

  • thecarl Carl Vervisch , Creative Director at Carl Vervisch One other thought —To this point, part of why email hasn't been replaced is because it continues to be the communication medium through which communications media reach the user with their most urgent/important information — Facebook notifications, Twitter DM's, Google Doc notifications, etc. Instead of replacing email, these systems have actually elevated it as the premier personal communication tool online. A necessary part of unseating email would be to ignore it entirely and create a new client-side application to replace it. I suppose Google would be a top player to work toward this — perhaps starting with a 'Wave Viewer' in Gmail and slowly growing that segment... very compelling indeed! 2 years ago Reply
    Are you sure you want to Yes No
  • redmagma Red Magma at Red Magma Hey Carl. Good question. You can also have a Wave with just two people which works a bit like instant messaging only with extra features. We just got access to Wave in the last fortnight ourselves -- the Preview version is a long way from what's promised in their presentations so you're not missing a huge amount at this stage. One key issue will be adoption -- it's only any use if all your colleagues use it too which could take some time, and it's a complex app to learn to use. Watch this space... 2 years ago Reply
    Are you sure you want to Yes No
  • thecarl Carl Vervisch , Creative Director at Carl Vervisch Does Google Wave allow the user to create permissions for the Wave?

    I would hypothesize that, regardless, it surely won't be the end for e-mail. Agreed the implications for improving collaboration are serious, but while many of the e-mails we send are in regards to collaborative projects, there's still a fair amount of one-on-one interaction that's necessary. Sue and Scott will still have a need for conversations that they don't want Purchasing involved in, etc. Not to mention the purely 1-on-1 and personal uses for e-mail. Perhaps I took this too literally. Or perhaps (as someone who doesn't yet have Google Wave *sniffle* ) I don't fully understand the capabilities.     2 years ago Reply
    Are you sure you want to Yes No
Post Comment
Edit your comment Cancel

Email Is So 1973 — Presentation Transcript