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Dati Nielsen
lunedì 25 gennaio 2010
domenica 24 gennaio 2010
sabato 23 gennaio 2010
Living In Google Wave
Living In Google Wave: "
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I’m sending more and more collaboration tasks and conversations to Google Wave. I use it in place of the phone for a very simple reason: I’m not on the ground and in people’s time zones often enough to make the phone convenient. But further, it allows us both to see the conversation and refer to it as we move along. It allows newcomers to get caught up simply without us wasting time rehashing. It allows me to work while you sleep.
I’m not using many of the frilly plugins. I’m just using it for conversations.
One trick we do a lot: put the “good” or “clean” stuff at the top of the wave, and then use the bottom part for the conversation. Then, we can run up to the top, edit the “good” part, and keep that as the master copy.
Things I wish it had: groups for contacts, so that I could ping the HBW group in one shot; Export to DOC/PDF so I could send the “good” Wave to people not in the wave; sidebar chat, so that we could see our chatter in the upper right but dump it below, while looking at the “good” part of the wave.
But I’m not pushing it. In fact, I’m keeping these notes more for people thinking on innovating on Wave, so that they can see how users are doing things with it, and so they can adapt and advance their product ideas accordingly.
What I’m NOT doing is just waving to wave, or chit-chatting. I appreciate that people are interesting in just kicking the tires, but I’m not really available for that. I’m using it for projects and plans right now, but much less interested in general chat.
That said, I have an idea for a paid “Wave-only” event some time in the near future. Stay tuned. : )
For me, Wave has become my go to place to think, to share, to coalesce, to make projects happen. In fact, when I look at my online ecosystem, here’s what I do where:
- Facebook: connect with friends and family.
- LinkedIn: share professional networks.
- Twitter: communicate in real time, and find the new good stuff.
- Google Wave: work on the future.
- Blog: think and muse and share and publish.
It’s tucked in there nicely.
What about you? Are you there yet? Are you finding much value yet? What are you collaborating on? What matters next?
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Nevica su diversi tratti autostradali: in Lombardia sulla A1 Milano-Napoli tra Milano e Terre di Canossa Campegine , sulla A4 Milano-Brescia tra il nodo di Pero ed il bivio con la A21 Torino-Brescia, su tutta la A8 Milano-Varese e su tutta la A9 Lainate-Chiasso, nevica sulla A13 tra Occhiobello ed il bivio con la A4, sulla A23 Udine-Tarvisio tra Carnia e il confine di Stato e sulla A27 Venezia-Belluno tra Vittorio Veneto sud ed il bivio con la Stada Statale 51 di Alemagna. A seguito delle pioggie gelate sono stati chiusi i seguenti tratti autostradali: sulla A1 tra Parma e Terre di Canossa-Campegine in direzione di Firenze, sulla A13 tra Bologna Arcoveggio e Padova, sulla diramazione per Ravenna e sul Raccordo di Casalecchio, verso la A14 Adriatica. In presenza di queste avverse condizioni meteo, Autostrade per l'Italia consiglia la massima prudenza alla guida, di munirsi di catene a bordo o pneumatici da neve, e di mettersi in viaggio solo se strettamente necessario.
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