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Sébastien Rousset gets Hictu

In this post Sébastien Rousset describes Hictu and the actual solution it can provide.

This is the issue (French - Free translation follows):

La présence sur Internet me semble être un élément clé des solutions en ligne. Il faudrait mieux l’intégrer afin d’améliorer la collaboration, la communication. Les aggrégateurs de messageries instantanées comme Trillian, Wengo, Meebo ne me conviennent pas car j’ai des contacts redondants ou du moins ces contacts sont accessibles au travers de différentes messageries instantanées, service de voip.

The presence on Internet seems to me to be a key element of the online solutions. It would be necessary to better integrate it in order to improve collaboration and communication. The aggregators of IM like Trillian, Wengo, Meebo do not fit well for me because I have redundant contacts or at least these contacts are accessible through various IM and VoIP services.

…and this is the solution (French - Free translation follows):

Hictu tente de répondre à ce besoin. L’utilisateur est au centre de sa présence. Hictu est un outil Web pour partager l’information de présence avec ses contacts qu’ils soient sous MSN, Skype, ICQ, AIM, Yahoo!, Jabber, GTalk, ou encore Gizmo.

Hictu tries to meet this need. The user is in the center of his presence. Hictu is a Web tool to share you presence information with your contacts using MSN, Skype, ICQ, AIM, Yahoo! , Jabber, GTalk, or Gizmo.

In the comments you can also read a comment talking about InternetAddressBook, and Sèbastien highlights how Hictu is not a simple address book, but a complete presence-enabled tool to manage your contacts.

Thank you Sèbastien!

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