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Are you a BlackBerry addict ? Prepare to find out

EarlySail — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 19:45:41 +0000

EarlySail is pleased to announce that over 75,000 users have installed our application, making it one of the more popular applications for the BlackBerry

You always suspected that you were in love with your BlackBerry, but you may be surprised at how and when you actually use it.

Are you a casual user or are you a BlackBerry Addict ? Prepare to find out with EarlySail’s free “I Love BlackBerry” application.

The application will show your usage during work hours and during nights and weekends. It organizes your daily, weekly, monthly usage for the current month as well as displays long term averages.

Are you a BlackBerry Addict ? Prepare to find out.

You can share your usage via email with a friend for now, and the next generation of this application will let you compare your usage with that of your friends and colleagues.

The application counts your usage on the phone as active time, therefore when prompted you should grant access to this application to use the phone api on your BlackBerry device.

Download EarlySail’s I Love BlackBerry application

Screenshot from EarlySail's I Love BlackBerry application

EarlySail supports the launch of Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 Release 2

EarlySail — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 11:45:26 +0000

EarlySail is pleased to support the virtual launch of Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 Release 2 .

The Office Communications Server 2007 R2 will launch in a worldwide online event Feb. 3, 2009. Those interested can register to participate in the launch here.

At EarlySail, we are looking forward to the launch of Office Communications Server 2007 R2 and to being able to deliver the expanded Unified Communications capabilities to our customers.

EarlySail Achieves Microsoft Unified Communications Competency

EarlySail — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 01:57:51 +0000

EarlySail is pleased to announced that it has fulfilled the qualifications necessary to achieve Voice specialization within the Microsoft Unified Communications competency.

In the process, EarlySail has become the first company in India to earn this competency.

Earning the Unified Communications competency Voice specialization requires the completion of competency testing and a rigorous technical readiness program that includes specific staffing requirements and an internal deployment of the complete Microsoft Unified Communications offering.

EarlySail is now qualified by Microsoft to deploy Microsoft unified communications technologies such as Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007, including VoIP and audio-, video-, and Web-conferencing.

Ask us how we can help your company deploy Microsoft’s latest unified communications technologies and create more productive business processes.

EarlySail Launches Unified Communications Practice for Asia-Pac

EarlySail — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:31:39 +0000

EarlySail is now able to offer our customers and ISV partners services to enable adoption of Unified Communications in their companies and products.

Gartner defines Unified Communications thus:

Unified communications (UC) offer the ability to significantly improve how individuals, groups and companies interact and perform. UC enables multiple communication channels to be coordinated. Key technologies include Internet Protocol (IP)-PBX, voice over IP (VoIP), presence, e-mail, audio and Web conferencing, videoconferencing, voice mail, unified messaging and instant messaging (IM).

Another key capability of UC is that it offers a method to integrate communication functions directly with business applications; Gartner calls this capability “communications-enabled business processes.”

The largest single value of UC is its ability to reduce “human latency” in business processes. Although communication methods (such as voice or IM) can be used individually and separately, organizations should examine how bringing these methods together can increase synergies and efficiencies.

Please contact EarlySail for deployment of Unified Communication products in your enterprise, and acceleration of your business processes that require human response.

Enterprise of the Future

EarlySail — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:22:19 +0000

What will the Enterprise of the Future look like? To answer that question, IBM and the Economist Intelligence Unit spoke with more than 1,000 CEO’s from around the world.

These findings across industries, geographies and organizations of different sizes paint a similar view of the traits that we believe will be needed for future success.

In its executive summary, the study notes that at its core, the Enterprise of the Future is

Hungry for Change
The Enterprise of the Future is capable of changing quickly and successfully. Instead of merely responding to trends, it shapes and leads them. Market and industry shifts are a chance to move ahead of the competition.
Innovative Beyond Customer Imagination
The Enterprise of the Future surpasses the expectations of increasingly demanding customers. Deep collaborative relationships allow it to surprise customers with innovations that make both its customers and its own business more successful.
Globally Integrated
The Enterprise of the Future is integrating to take advantage of today’s global economy. Its business is strategically designed to access the best capabilities, knowledge and assets from wherever they reside in the world and apply them wherever required in the world.
Disruptive By Nature
The Enterprise of the Future radically challenges its business model, disrupting the basis of competition. It shifts the value proposition, overturns traditional delivery approaches and, as soon as opportunities arise, reinvents itself and its entire industry.
Genuine, Not Just Generous
The Enterprise of the Future goes beyond philanthropy and compliance and reflects genuine concern for society in all actions and decisions.

EarlySail can help your organization leverage talent available in the global economy, as well as provide specialized skills needed for the technology differentiation your products and services need to compete.

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EarlySail project “Official Honouree in the prestigious, world-wide 2008 Webby Awards for excellence in websites

EarlySail — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 09:51:24 +0000

EarlySail is proud to announce that a project it delivered for one of its key customers, the REA Group, has been named an “Official Honouree in the prestigious, world-wide 2008 Webby Awards for excellence in websites

property.com.au, the Australian real estate website where the REA Group (ASX: REA, realestate.com.au Ltd and its subsidiaries) tests innovative new technologies and design, has been named an Official Honouree in the prestigious, world-wide 2008 Webby Awards for excellence in websites. It is the only Australian real estate website and one of the very few Australian websites of any kind to be given this distinction.

The “Oscars of the Internet” is what The New York Times called the Webbys.

Harvey Weinstein, Jamie Oliver, David Bowie, Arianna Huffington, father of the internet Vinton Cerf and others from the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences selected the Award Honourees, and they will select the winners from among the 8,000 entries from 60 countries.

David-Michel Davies, executive director of The Webby Awards, said:

“property.com.au’s Official Honouree selection is a testament to the skill, ingenuity, and vision of its creators at the REA Group.

Shaun Di Gregorio, General Manager, Asia Pacific of the REA Group said:

The Webby Awards have honoured our commitment to driving leads to agents and to serving real estate consumers through the use of innovative design and technology. One sign of our dedication to agents is that we put their listings on the award-winning property.com.au at absolutely no charge.

Simon Baker, CEO and Managing Director of the REA Group said:

We apply the lessons we learn from this beta site to our largest website, realestate.com.au, and to the other 18 sites we operate around the world.

The real estate website was selected for this distinction from among the more than 8,000 entries. Fewer than 15 percent of all entries were good enough to be named Official Honourees.

property.com.au is still in the running to win the Webby Award itself when final winners are announced on May 6, 2008. The other Official Honourees in the 2008 Webby Awards real estate category are:

Coldwell Banker Commercial

Corcoran Group Real Estate

Foundry III

NYTimes.com Real Estate

One New Change

Piccadilly Lights

Pug – The People’s Choice Awards 2007

The Rob Clark

World Trade Center

Yahoo! Real Estate

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EarlySail Launches JumpStart Program for RIM BlackBerry Application Development

EarlySail — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 22:04:46 +0000

EarlySail JumpStart Program for RIM BlackBerry Application development is a packaged service to ISVs and System Integrators who need help getting started with their application development.

Although most mobile platforms provide IDEs to create basic applications, any real-life mobile application must account for

Vagaries of the wireless networks
Battery, CPU, Screen real-estate and Bandwidth constraints
Usability issues and seamless user experience using device specific native UIs, navigation techniques, persistence, and boot-up behavior .
Finally, the enterprise oriented developer must understand the difference in use of BlackBerry Enterprise Server/MDS vs. Carrier gateways as well as deployment and security models

EarlySail has developed a reference architecture and a software platform for development of robust and scalable enterprise applications on the BlackBerry. Products based on this architecture include instant messaging clients, RSS news readers, Urgent Messaging applications for Business Continuity and Time Tracking applications that are in use in over 50 large customers.

The JumpStart program offers consulting, architecture analysis, and prototype code as required. EarlySail also offers full life cycle product development for BlackBerry and other mobile platforms.

Web 2.0 meets Instant Messaging, Video and Moderated Celebrity Chat

EarlySail — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 18:23:42 +0000

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.

Job Offers at EarlySail: Java, XML, Flash, Delphi and Perl

EarlySail — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 03:07:37 +0000

EarlySail is looking for talented developers in the following areas:

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

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

RIM Blackberry Mobile RSS News Reader

EarlySail — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 19:14:34 +0000

Earlysail is busy delivering a product for one of our customers that will enable optimized access to RSS/Web Feed Aggregators from a Blackberry device. The product will have attention management features and end user activity on the mobile device will be synchronized with similar activity from other devices.

Users on mobile devices can be alerted when new items appear on subscribed feeds.

EarlySail's RSS News Reader for BlackBerry