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- 1. Novell Pulse: Redefining Enterprise CollaborationAndy Fox VP
of Engineering [email protected] Pulse: afox
2. What is Novell Pulse? Real-time messaging Email-style
messages Chat-style messages Real-time collaboration Co-author
wiki-style pulse documents Organize a knowledge base of attached,
and pulse documents Synchronize file folders with integrated Novell
iFolder * * Not in preview 2 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved. 3.
What Does Pulse Do Differently than Traditional Collaboration
Tools? One collaboration tool for working together Real-time
authoring Character-for-character, multi-participant editing No
merging work at the same time Unified information nothing siloed
Message = Chat = Document or Wiki Search, tag, organize all
information the same way Reach your audience - any combo of 3 ways
to publish 1. Direct 2. Social: To your own blog address - for your
followers to see 3. Group: Private or social groups 3 Novell, Inc.
All rights reserved. 4. Real-Time Contact List Buddy List for
Following People Groups Searches* Provisioned Suggestions Email
invites Presence* Post snippets Alpha or most recent posts
Favorites * Not in preview 4 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved. 5.
Browse and Connect Your followers Global or organizational groups
and people Your followers' followers 5 Novell, Inc. All rights
reserved. 6. Big List: Unified, Real Time Inbox Direct: email-like
Social: Personal Feed / blog Only you post onyour feed You
controlreplies Group Feed: Many controls onaccess, viewing,posting
Message visitor activity 6 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved. 7.
Groups: Manage Ad Hoc Teams Pre-provisioned Instant team creation
Org-aware Controls Who can seeit (can youbrowse for it) Who
canfollow it Who can poston it Send messages to group feeds Just
like people feeds - all followers get it 7 Novell, Inc. All rights
reserved. 8. Profiles for People and Groups (Group Workspace)
Banners Sections Add searchable fields Table of contents 8 Novell,
Inc. All rights reserved. 9. Real-Time Search and Tagging Real time
search Post it and it'savailable Saveable* Tags update in real time
Social / Global Tags Personal Tags * Not in preview 9 Novell, Inc.
All rights reserved. 10. Email Connections Emailnotifications Feed
replies Direct msgs. Only those you know, etc. Per group Email in*
Reply back inemail** Not in preview 10 Novell, Inc. All rights
reserved. 11. Permissions Personal Following Direct messaging
E-mailing Group Organizational 11 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
12. Files / iFolder Attachments View Download Tag / Sort* Edit in
place*> Offline iFolder* Not in preview 12 Novell, Inc. All
rights reserved. 13. Editor / Wiki Styles* Formatting Sections
Sub-sections* Not in preview 13 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
14. Enterprise Console * Administrationroles License mgmt. User
mgmt. Permissions Sign-on provisionConfiguration Activity logs
Reporting* Not in preview 14 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved. 15.
Gadgets, Robots, and Wave Novell Pulse and Google Wave share a code
component called Operational Transform that makescharacter for
character co-edit function Gadget support Robot 2.0* Wave
Federation Protocol* * Not in preview 15 Novell, Inc. All rights
reserved. 16. Summary Features Beyond Preview Versioning /
Attribution Editor enhancements Pulse Docs Event notifications in
Attachmentsbrowser (not just e-mail) Doc edit-in-place Message
copy, inline-reply E-mail in / reply Enhanced delete, draft, API
message counts Enterprise console Enhanced search Follow list
presence Novell iFolder 16 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved. 17.
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