It's more of a Lotus Notes (with Sametime) on lithium than FriendFeed on crack -- it solves many (but not all) of the same problems (without, of course, the nee

It's more of a Lotus Notes (with Sametime) on lithium than FriendFeed on crack -- it solves many (but not all) of the same problems (without, of course, the need to be backwards-compatible to the 1993 version). And like Notes, there is going to be a sharp divide between those who "get it" and those who don't. Like Notes/Domino/Sametime, it is replete with features that allow real-time interaction between users and time management. But (also like Notes) it's biggest feature is that allows "meetings" to become unstuck in time while generating tasks, workflow and approvals in a way that simple email or a wiki cannot. I would expect that shops/orgs that "get it" will find that it quickly becomes an indispensable tool, and those that don't but adopt it anyway will find it a horribly clunky way of going about things in the same way they would have done without it.