google wave

Testing Wave Embeds: With Thoughts On Collaboration

by Brian on 05-27-2010

in brainstorms,london,media,web

Tagged as: collaboration, community, conversation, google, google wave, technology

Google Wave: Obey the Speed Limit

by Brian on 10-23-2009

in creativity,culture

Ok I just had my first hard-core experience in Wave. Things got pretty nuts when three of us found ourselves updating at the same time. It was sort of a “breaking-in” session for all three of us and it didn’t take long to accelerate… Turns out it is not easy to read what two people [...]

Tagged as: google, google wave, technology, wave, web

Google Wave: Flattening Organizations, Opening Customer Service

by Brian on 09-24-2009

in business

After the Google Wave announcement in May I went in to work all excited to share the awesomeness with my colleagues — one of whom caught me off-guard by asking, “Ok, so what good is that?“ My first thought was, “Hmmm, obviously I didn’t stress how awesome it’s going to be.” Then I realized maybe we’re [...]

Tagged as: customer service, daniel goleman, google, google wave, henry chesbrough, innovation, jeff jarvis, learning organizations, open innovation, openness, organizations, process, service, service design, social media, social web, technology, transparency, wave, web, zappos

Creative Culture and Web 3.0 via Google Wave

by Brian on 05-30-2009

in business,creativity,culture,education,media

All of the articles on this (e.g. at TechCrunch and O’Reilly) seem to have giant, static screenshots that don’t convey the essence of Google Wave. This is something you have to see in action to appreciate. Not everyone will want to watch the 80 minute demo, but keep it in mind for a rainy day. The nut of the idea is [...]

Tagged as: 'web 3.0', communications, generations, google wave, progress, technology, web