"Wave" Goodbye
Jiasundar’s post on Google Wave finally turning out the lights reminded me of our own attempt to collaborate on a blog post via Google Wave. We got reasonable far with it but ran out of steam – I think partly … Continue reading
What Does Google Wave Mean to ACM and BPM?
The Death of Google Wave is interesting. We’ve written about Wave before, several times, but in particular when SAP put out its “Gravity” demonstration. The official Google Blog blames the closure of Wave on a lack of user adoption: But … Continue reading
Gravity and Windows Workflow Foundation
I was recently struck by the difference between a couple of posts about SAP Gravity and Microsoft’s Windows Workflow Foundation. In the first, some demonstrations of SAP Gravity with Google Wave are presented. But they seem a bit contrived to … Continue reading
Google #Wave – A Disruptive #BPM Solution?
I’ve previously written about various Google Wave blogs and the SAP Gravity Demo, and continuing on that theme, Jacob Ukelson asks whether Google Wave is good enough to become a disruptive force as a “good-enough” BPMS, on the ActionBase blog. … Continue reading
Forrester Says Gen Y isn't Different at Work
Ok. Forrester didn’t really say that. But in Ted Schadler’s article “The State of US Workforce Technology Adoption“, point #4 says practically that: Gen Y employees are getting squashed at work.These younger workers behave very differently from others outside of … Continue reading
Gravity, Google Wave, and SAP
A pretty compelling demonstration of Google’s collaborative features in this article about “Gravity”, which is essentially a mashup of the ARIS modeler and Google’s Wave. Its a great demonstration. The biggest surprise, I think, was that this was something built … Continue reading