Some time ago Google acquired JotSpot - a wiki-like web service. There weren’t much news about it since then though. It was obvious that JotSpot will join Google’s office applications in one form or another. But details and time lines weren’t clear. Slashdot runs a follow-up post, saying that JotSpot will replace Google Pages tool. It will be called Google Sites. Here is a relevant quote:
Based on JotSpot collaboration tools, Sites will allow business to set up intranets, project management tracking, customer extranets, and any number of custom sites based on multi-user collaboration.
Obviously, this is something to wait for. There is a demand for a tool like this among small companies, and existing solutions could use a little competitive push.
Update: More details about Google Apps plans for 2008 at this Techcrunch post.
