TeamWave's Web Based Systems

TeamWave's later systems moved from being downloadable client-server software, to hosted web-based products.

The products still centered around a whiteboard, implemented using a thin-client Java technique, but added a broader hosting infrastructure to support large number of instances of the environment. Later systems also introduced more advanced features such as shared browsing, document sharing, and more.

StuffIncommon

The first web-based system was oriented towards virtual communities, providing a richer interaction environment than existing systems for music sharing, chat, etc. The system was offered as a freely available hosted service (ahh, the good old days of the dot-com user land grab), and customized versions were paired with offerings from companies such as WebCT.

OneStopMeeting and Beyond

The follow-on system was OneStopMeeting, which offered a more meeting oriented focus, introducing presentation support, meeting scheduling, and so on. This product was nearing completion when TeamWave was acquired. It became the basis (paired with an audio conferencing system) for the short-lived LearningVoice system, and later much of the technology evolved into parts of the netCollaborator product at Sonexis.

Screenshots

Here are a few screenshots, one from StuffIncommon and two from OneStopMeeting (click for larger):