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yaM for Skolkovo Final

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Anatoly Gaverdovskiy
Anatoly Gaverdovskiy

This document describes a browser-based audio conferencing and meeting management service called yaM. It allows for collaborative notetaking, file sharing, and meeting management without plugins. Key features include browser-based calling, transcription, search, and integration with other tools. The company plans to conduct technology testing, develop prototypes in phases, and pilot with existing yaM users to finalize the product.

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yaM for Skolkovo Final
We have Collaborative, real-time cloud service for meeting information management.
Our plan Browser-based audio conferencing service, integrated with ordinary telephones and advanced features for audio notes taking, search and transcribing.
Call directly from browsers No installation required WebRTC (HTML5, no Flash) Calls from/to phone network to conference No pin codes or passwords Online conference management Audio notes taking Voice control Audio transcribing Audio search
R&D Using latest web browser technology: WebRTC Calls in browser with good quality (echo, noise cancellation) Voice control from browser and phone Integrated audio transcribing and search
Market WebRTC: not yet available to consumers, no products exist No strong in-browser conferencing product exists Closest competitor UberConference (TC Disrupt winner), only works with phone network
Roadmap Stage Duration Technology research and testing 1 mo Prototype Development: Phase 1 2 mo Internal Testing 1 mo Prototype Development Phase 2 1 mo Piloting on yaM users 1 mo Prototype Development Phase 3 1 mo Product final integration and 1 mo packaging
Addendum: More about yaM
There are too many tools and steps to manage a meeting.
Some tools are too old.
Some solve just the communication part of the problem.
Solution
Collaborative, real-time space for all meeting information.
Collaborative notetaking and agenda editing File storage and in-browser viewing Visual analysis tools (document review, SWOT, brainstorming, priorities) Auto-generated minutes Integrated with conferencing and Features document storage tools
Meeting activity stream view.
Calendar view.
An example of collaborative panel use.
The iPad app.
Take it for a spin: http://bit.ly/yamtest
Delivered through any browser, pure HTML Realtime push updates Very rich experience, but no browser plug-ins Easily integrateable Tech
Integrations WebEx Google Apps Evernote More planned
Team Anatoly Gaverdovskiy, CEO Previously: co-founder and CEO of VDI (acquired by EPAM Systems), co-founder of InvisibleCRM. Pavel Vakhitov, CTO Previously: senior engineer at Livejournal and Mail.Ru. Dmitry Gorshkov, head of product Previously: co-founder of task.ly, BDD at Kanobu Network and Skillopedia.
Milestones Started Dec 2009 Seed round Mar 2011 Open beta Apr 2011 End of beta May 2012
Summary Facilitates synchronous collaboration Works in any browser Perfect for any type of meeting Saves tons of time
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yaM for Skolkovo Final

  • 2. We have Collaborative, real-time cloud service for meeting information management.
  • 3. Our plan Browser-based audio conferencing service, integrated with ordinary telephones and advanced features for audio notes taking, search and transcribing.
  • 4. Call directly from browsers No installation required WebRTC (HTML5, no Flash) Calls from/to phone network to conference No pin codes or passwords Online conference management Audio notes taking Voice control Audio transcribing Audio search
  • 5. R&D Using latest web browser technology: WebRTC Calls in browser with good quality (echo, noise cancellation) Voice control from browser and phone Integrated audio transcribing and search
  • 6. Market WebRTC: not yet available to consumers, no products exist No strong in-browser conferencing product exists Closest competitor UberConference (TC Disrupt winner), only works with phone network
  • 7. Roadmap Stage Duration Technology research and testing 1 mo Prototype Development: Phase 1 2 mo Internal Testing 1 mo Prototype Development Phase 2 1 mo Piloting on yaM users 1 mo Prototype Development Phase 3 1 mo Product final integration and 1 mo packaging
  • 9. There are too many tools and steps to manage a meeting.
  • 11. Some solve just the communication part of the problem.
  • 14. Collaborative notetaking and agenda editing File storage and in-browser viewing Visual analysis tools (document review, SWOT, brainstorming, priorities) Auto-generated minutes Integrated with conferencing and Features document storage tools
  • 17. An example of collaborative panel use.
  • 19. Take it for a spin: http://bit.ly/yamtest
  • 20. Delivered through any browser, pure HTML Realtime push updates Very rich experience, but no browser plug-ins Easily integrateable Tech
  • 21. Integrations WebEx Google Apps Evernote More planned
  • 22. Team Anatoly Gaverdovskiy, CEO Previously: co-founder and CEO of VDI (acquired by EPAM Systems), co-founder of InvisibleCRM. Pavel Vakhitov, CTO Previously: senior engineer at Livejournal and Mail.Ru. Dmitry Gorshkov, head of product Previously: co-founder of task.ly, BDD at Kanobu Network and Skillopedia.
  • 23. Milestones Started Dec 2009 Seed round Mar 2011 Open beta Apr 2011 End of beta May 2012
  • 24. Summary Facilitates synchronous collaboration Works in any browser Perfect for any type of meeting Saves tons of time