Comments on: Your Google Wave Guide http://blogbrent.com/2009/09/27/your-google-wave-guide/ Website Consultant for NetSource Technologies Mon, 08 Mar 2010 11:31:13 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Brent Haeseker http://blogbrent.com/2009/09/27/your-google-wave-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-185 Brent Haeseker Sun, 27 Sep 2009 19:16:34 +0000 http://blogbrent.com/?p=599#comment-185 It definitely has potential for project management, as well as any other collaborative activity. It could very well be a successful niche platform instead of a full adaption success. Some of it's very strengths may make it slower to be adapted - people can purposely hide behind email and stall on responding or claim "oh, it must have went in my spam folder" whereas it doesn't seem as easy to stall others on a wave. Some might feel a loss of control. It definitely has potential for project management, as well as any other collaborative activity. It could very well be a successful niche platform instead of a full adaption success. Some of it’s very strengths may make it slower to be adapted – people can purposely hide behind email and stall on responding or claim “oh, it must have went in my spam folder” whereas it doesn’t seem as easy to stall others on a wave. Some might feel a loss of control.

]]> By: Judy Dunn http://blogbrent.com/2009/09/27/your-google-wave-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-184 Judy Dunn Sun, 27 Sep 2009 17:59:01 +0000 http://blogbrent.com/?p=599#comment-184 Amazing stuff here, Brent. I have come to depend on you to keep me up on it all. I'm one of those tech-challenged people, so won't be in the "early adopters" group. (Bob usually manages to bring me along, kicking and screaming.) I, too, wonder at what point it reacher a critical mass of users because it doesn't do as much good if some people are on Wave and some of the people they want to communicate with are not. Also, it would appear to me that it is more useful to people in the corporate (cubicle) world who are on project teams and have stuff to discuss regularly. What do you think? Amazing stuff here, Brent. I have come to depend on you to keep me up on it all.

I’m one of those tech-challenged people, so won’t be in the “early adopters” group. (Bob usually manages to bring me along, kicking and screaming.)

I, too, wonder at what point it reacher a critical mass of users because it doesn’t do as much good if some people are on Wave and some of the people they want to communicate with are not.

Also, it would appear to me that it is more useful to people in the corporate (cubicle) world who are on project teams and have stuff to discuss regularly. What do you think?

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