EarlySail

EarlySail has just concluded an exciting product offering for a leading TV network and entertainment studio in the US that integrates Web 2.0 practices with multi-media Instant Messaging and Group Chat.

Using nothing else but their web browsers, fans of popular TV shows and movies are able to simultaneously watch online video, chat with each other, and engage celebrities and special guests by means of a moderated Question and Answer session.

Ask us how we can help your company engage your online customers.

EarlySail is looking for talented developers in the following areas:

1. Java-based messaging servers
2. Rich Internet Applications in Ajax and Flash/Flex for collaboration.
3. Desktop Applications in Delphi
4. Perl for highly scalable web site development

Please look at our Careers Section - and contact us if you like to be challenged.

Earlysail has recently delivered a set of solutions that enables users to receive RSS feed results using any IM-enabled client.

This builds on Earlysail’s expertise in exposing critical business data using RSS as well as delivering it over multiple channels - IM and Wireless.

Ask us how we can help you easily publish your own data and deliver it to your users in real-time.

Earlysail is maintaining and enhancing an application for one of our customers for the Microsoft Live Communication Server using the RTC Client API and .NET framework.
The resulting application is used in enterprise help desks and call centers

Ask us how we can develop SIP and LCS based solutions for your company

Earlysail has just shipped a wireless Instant Messaging client for one of our customers, a leading provider of messaging solutions in the United States.

The development was done using Blackberry JDE version 4.1.0 and is interoperable with all leading XMPP/Jabber servers

The solution has a server side component that is able to queue messages when the wireless device is out of coverage area

Earlysail has been retained to deliver a presence and skill based routing engine for XMPP/Jabber IM servers.

This Java based solution will be able to forward IM requests to the first available person in a role or department.