Throwing a net over the digital transformation era
This is the transcript of my talk given on May 28th, 2016 at the MBA PART-TIME of Bologna Business School.
Slide 1: Subtitle of this talk is “a journey with three words”.
Slide 2: Every word has a specific meaning. Do terms “individual” and “person” have the same meaning? Are they equivalent? If we have two different words, we have two different meanings, for sure. Individual term comes from Latin “individuus”, meaning undivided, unique, an entity different from the others.… Read the rest
I’m leaving for the U.S.A. and going there as a supporter of open source software and SpagoBI, with a focus on Industry and Federal Government. Would you like to meet me? You just have a few days left to register: do it now!
Now, I’m going to advocate neither for the Open Source suite for Business Intelligence and Big Data analytics – a full SpagoBI Labs team will give you all information there – nor for OW2 community, which enforces the full open source maturity and availability of the suite.… Read the rest
Here below you can find the text of the speech that I gave during an expert panel on Open Data taking place on October 17th at “A. Capitini – Vittorio Emanuele II – A. di Cambio” upper secondary school located in Perugia (Italy), which education on technological, economic and touristic subjects.
[The Italian original text is available here.]
Today I’m here to talk about “what we shall do with Open Data”.… Read the rest
Quanto segue è il testo del mio intervento del 17 Ottobre 2014 agli studenti dell’Istituto Tecnico Economico Tecnologico “A.Capitini – V.Emanuele II – A.Di Cambio” di Perugia.
[To my English friends: the English translation is available here.]
Oggi siamo qui per argomentare sul tema “che farò con gli open data”.
Vorrei cominciare con analizzare queste due parole: Open e Data.
OPEN vuol dire Aperto, dal latino Apertum, participio passato di aperire (aprire).… Read the rest
Here is the list of the events in which I’m participating in the fourth quarter of 2014. If you come, I’ll be very pleased to meet you. Main reason for participation is my need to keep in touch with my communities. This means: keep updated with what’s going on, contribute as you can and, mainly, meet people and prospects, strengthen relationships, and make new friends.
The first event was inspired by an open contribution supporting educational activities.… Read the rest