Wave on Business

On November 11 Daniel Graversen was giving a presentation to Prosa, the union of It-professionals. The topic on Google Wave was of interest to many and the event was sold out. There was suppose to be around 49 people.  The presentation lasted 1 hour and 40 minutes. There was a lot of questions from the audience, making the event very open discussion.

The main topics which was covered was

• Google Wave ( would be strange if we did not cover it)
• Groups, and we had a debate on the topic. This included search and the public timeline
• Enterprise use and the Novell client.
• We had some user experiences of Google Wave, and how it was used to collective take notes at IT-University. We hope to be able to cover this topic more in detail at a later stage.

The slides from the presentation is bellow.

If you need a presentation on Google Wave for our company or organization send a mail to dgr@WaveOnBusiness.com or Wave to dgraversen@googlewave.com, and we can arrange a presentation.

On Thursday Daniel Graversen gave a presentation on Google Wave at Dongenergy, one of the largest companies in Denmark. The presentation was given as part of a SOA workshop, and Wave was introduced as a place where SOA could be leveraged.

The presentation was only on 15 minuttes, so there was not a lot of time to go into all the details, only the basics of Wave was covered:

• Wave editing and chat demonstration
• How the Gravity client works and real time editing of the Wave.
• SAP customer service robot which demostrates the use Wave as a Enterprise Service client.

You can see the slides below.

The most interesting was a 1 hour workshop, where we discussed how Wave could be used in organizations the size of Dong Energy. The result of this discussion will be posted in a future blog post.

If you need a presentation on Google Wave for our company or organization send a mail to dgr@WaveOnBusiness.com or Wave to dgraversen@googlewave.com, and we can arrange a presentation.

Wednesday, October 8th Daniel Graversen gave a presentation at Bibliotekarforbundet (The Librarian union). The topic was on technologies of tomorrow, where Google Wave is a clear candidate.

The presentation lasted around an hour with a lots of questions during the presentation. It was interesting to speak to group of people who was into knowledge and they all had ideas on how Wave could be used to help them in their work. Some talked about the job of organizing the waves into something easier to find.

The slides from the presentation are available below. Some slides are in Danish, but when we create new slides they will be done in English.

Another speaker at this event was Martin von Haller Groenbaek who talked about open source and creative comments. Really inspiring and made me think about adding creative commons to my work.