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Introduction to Novell Pulse
Novell Pulse is a collaborative environment designed to enhance productivity through real-time communication, document authoring, and social messaging, enabling teams to work effectively across different locations and platforms. It addresses challenges in traditional collaboration tools that lead to information overload and fragmented communication, allowing users to co-edit and communicate seamlessly. The solution offers integrated capabilities for managing data and collaboration while ensuring enterprise-ready security and controls.
Introduction to Novell Pulse
- 1. Introduction to NovellPulse ® Richard Lindstedt Karyn Victory Solution Manager Sr. Technical Sales Specialist Collaboration Collaboration Solutions Novell, Inc. Novell, Inc.
- 2. Topics for Discussion Marketplace Evolution Novell Collaboration Solution Overview ® Novell Pulse Demo Questions and Answers 2 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 3. Marketplace Evolution Convergence of consumer Hosted and enterprise ICE + team collaboration Enterprise ICE + team workspaces workspaces Collaboration Integrated Collaborative Environment (ICE) Intelligent workload Cloud (public management and private) Virtualization Data Center Single purpose physical systems Computing 3 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 4. Customer Challenge: It's All About Balance Flexibility Control 4 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 5. Novell Collaboration Solution ® Novell helps customers accelerate innovation and drive growth by making their people and their customers more productive—individually and as teams. We do this by providing: Enterprise customers with collaboration tools that enable collaboration across dispersed locations and corporate boundaries on-premise or in the cloud Our ecosystem of partners (managed service providers and IaaS vendors) with a set of collaborative and file management services, enabling them to compete effectively in the market 5 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 6. Novell Collaboration Solution ® Capabilities Personal and Team Productivity Tools that make people more productive, together Collaboration Data Management Tools that help manage the explosive growth of data 6 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 7. Personal and TeamProductivity Strategy Summary Deliver the foundation for cloud based collaboration and an integrated collaboration experience Bring together current tools and experiences and the power of new technologies Bridge generational gaps in the workplace between non-premise and cloud collaboration Enable users to seamlessly move between collaborative methods, on-premise or in the cloud 7 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 8. Personal and TeamProductivity Novell Conferencing Virtual meetings where you share your desktops, applications and hold conference calls Novell Pulse Real-time communication, Novell GroupWise ® ® document authoring and E-mail, calendar, task and social messaging, across contact management with corporate boundaries enterprise instant messaging Novell Teaming Team collaboration enabled by work-flows, content management and access rights 8 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 9. Break Down Barriersto Innovation Real-time Authoring and Social Messaging Novell Pulse ® C M om • Break-down barriers id i 20 ng to Innovation 10 • Create, share and edit documents in real-time. Together • Nothing to deploy. Just use your browser, sign-up and get going • File synchronization with Novell iFolder ® • Enterprise-ready security and controls • Interoperability with • On-premise integrations using Novell Data Synchronizer Google Wave 9 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 10. Customer Challenges Today's collaboration tools stifle productivity and fragment information by requiring you to work separately in a complex mix of separate products • Author separately in office suites; then merge, merge, merge • Communicate in e-mail; then copy into documents • Converse in chat; but only a small group sees the information • Meet occasionally in web meetings; no ad-hoc collaboration • Persist content in collaboration suite;needs setup and not easy like e-mail • Manage and control information; information overload and loss • External team members; Collaborate outside of company or org? “If only the software helped us work together.” 10 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 11. What's Different WithNovell Pulse? ® Novell Pulse is a business productivity environment that works the way people want to work. People can focus on the business challenge rather than being the alt-tab aggregator. Pulse brings together all the relevant people, conversations, files and incoming business social information in an environment that's intuitive to the user and designed for real-time co-editing. Pulse alleviates content overload and enables teams to reach better and faster business outcomes. 11 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 12. Novell Pulse ® Real-time Authoring, Communication and Social Messaging for the Enterprise • Co-editable, real-time Wiki • Unified inbox • Social blog • File browse, sync (Novell iFolder), ® versioning • Realtime awareness: people, group, and msg activity monitoring • Real-time chat, document commenting • Realtime gadgets • Realtime search, tagging • Dashboards • Wave Federation (WFP) 12 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 13. You will useNovell Pulse for... ® Team collaboration that is as simple to use as email A real-time collaborative experience featuring collaborative document authoring and persistent topic-focused chat A virtual water-cooler where employees stay in-the-know with real-time alerts, suggestions and presence Simple, Ad hoc workspace creation across physical and organizational boundaries, yet easy for organizations to lock down info Managing information overload with filters, channels, and real-time search and tagging Social messaging that is as easy to use as Facebook and Twitter Workspace file sharing, file backup, and simple doc versioning 13 © Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
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