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Here's an app that's generating a lot of interest from both Ruby on Rails and Ajax fans. Fluxiom is an asset management app for enterprises with a cool ajaxy interface - it reminds me of some of the work the 37Signals guys are doing. Thomas Fuchs, one of the creators of Fluxiom, explains the key features:
Upload/Manage/Preview/Download digital media files and documents from any browser and platform (IE, Firefox/Mozilla, Safari and others)
User-definable tags for categorizing, plus realtime tag filtering and RSS feeds for tag filters (like “inform me of any changes for assets tagged as ‘Marketing’ and ‘Logos’”)
Freely zoomable “thumbnail” view and full-screen previews
Realtime searching in metadata and inside files and documents (indexed fulltext search for things like PDF, DOC, and so on)
Share assets with others using automatically generated .ZIP download packages (so you don’t have to send those 50MB emails)
Uploads are presented with a progress bar plus you can continue to work in the application while doing an upload
Supports more than 100 file formats, color profiles, EPS crop marks, plus some more “professional” features