Following in the footsteps of Google Inbox and Microsoft Clutter, IBM wants to re-invent email, too. The company has announced IBM Verse, a "social mail" system for businesses that aims to help employees spend less time curating their inboxes.
IBM Verse isn't just about giving the inbox a fresh coat of paint. The system takes into account calendars, contacts, file sharing, social updates and other factors to help highlight the most important messages and give greater insights about the people exchanging them.
For starters, the software provides an "at a glance" view, which combines a person's action items from not just email, but also calendars, to-do lists and online meeting documents. IBM says the software that highlights the most important action items can learn over time and eventually predict which messages an employee should prioritize. Read more...
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