Novell Brainshare 2010 Amsterdam

1. Introduction to Novell ® Pulse Reaching Better, Faster Business Outcomes Andy Fox VP of Engineering [email_address] pulse.novell.com/afox/profile Wendy Steinle Marketing Director [email_address] pulse.novell.com/wsteinle/profile

2. What's Top of Mind for IT? 2010 State of the CIO Survey Rank improving end-user workforce productivity as their top projected accomplishment Source: CIO Magazine, 2010 State of the CIO Survey, January 2010

3. Make Collaboration Better for the Enterprise User We Created Novell ® Pulse to...

4. E-mail Pluses and Minuses Copy Data | No Repository Ad Hoc | Easy + -

5. Team Workspace Pluses and Minuses Shared | Repository (hint: it's the exact opposite of e-mail) + - Setup | Training | Time Consuming

6. Users Like Social Messaging, But... Most Implementations Aren't Secure Of people use social tools for business more than two times per week - IDC 54%

7. Social Messaging Tools are About Passing Small Messages Around Enterprises Need to Work with Documents

8. Working Independently and Merging and Managing Versions Working with Documents Means...

9. Getting Past “Merge and Manage” Online, Real-time Documents Solve the Challenge

10. Enterprise social networking Real-time, online document co-editing Easy file sharing and sync Secure + + Novell ® Pulse Combines the Best of: Cloud-based

11. How is Novell Pulse Different ? One collaboration tool for working together Character for character real-time authoring Three ways to reach your audience Unified information box Conversations, files and online docs in group context + + + + +

13. Unified Inbox

14. Social blog

15. File browse, sync (iFolder), versioning

17. Real-time gadgets

18. Real-time search, tagging

19. Dashboards

20. Wave Federation (WFP)

21. Cloud and on-premise deployment VERSIONS BASIC: Complete feature set Limits on groups and storage Community support ENTERPRISE: Expanded data storage Unlimited groups Enterprise management console Tiered support

23. More informed employees

25. Easier for people to collaborate

27. Some responses come in collaboratively “chat room” style

28. Some come in later show 5 more replies May 14

34. Users come into your message in real time and chat around solution

37. Follow them; read groups and peoples' posts

38. Engage the people as real-time messages come through Novell ® Pulse Use Cases The List Goes On...

39. Get Connected

40. Provisioned with People and Groups * not in preview

41. Mouse over Any User or Group to Follow * not in preview

42. Suggestions Recommend People and Groups * not in preview

43. Browse for People and Groups

44. Connect via Your Contacts' Connections

45. Information Pushed to You in Real Time

46. Unified “Big List”: Direct, Feed, Groups

47. Filter to Manage Overload

48. Shortcuts Filters: Home / All, Direct, By You

49. Filter by Group or Person * not in preview

50. Filter with Search Terms and Tags * not in preview

51. Co-edit Beyond Text Docs

52. Co-edit with Gadgets

54. Gadget API

55. Robot 2.0*

56. Wave Federation Protocol* * not in preview

57. Working with Teams

58. Instant Team (Group) Setup with Organizational Access Controls

60. Sections

61. Add search-able fields

62. Table of contents

63. Content Types

65. Sections

66. Sub-sections Editor / Wiki Styles* * not in preview

68. Download

69. Tag / Sort *

71. E-mail Connectivity

72. Invite People via E-mail

74. Direct msgs.

75. Only those you know

77. Reply back in e-mail *

78. Permissions

80. Direct messaging

82. Organizational

84. License mgmt.

85. User mgmt.

86. Permissions

87. Sign-on provision Config.

88. Activity logs

89. Reporting

90. Launch BrainShare ® and Buddies Preview in EMEA (US English preview version, hosted in US) Open Preview V1 Product FCS (NA) V1 Product released in select EMEA and APAC countries V2 Product FCS, including on-premise option May 2010 Summer 2010 Fall 2010 Target Winter 2010/11 (Partner-dependent) Spring 2011 Novell ® Pulse Around the World

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