Category Archives: Technology
“Humanizing” in the Value age
I’ve been asked to write a guest post on Estrogeni’s Blog, a corporate blog of a communication and marketing agency active in Italy. I’ll never thank enough them since this led me to focus on some interesting concept that I’ll likely follow up on my blog in thecoming months. You can read the post in english on my blog or, if you prefer, read it in Italian on Estrogeni’s blog, you’ll find the link in the post.
“Humanizing” in the Value age
I’ve been asked to write a guest post on Estrogeni’s Blog, a corporate blog of a communication and marketing agency active in Italy. I’ll never thank enough them since this led me to focus on some interesting concept that I’ll likely follow up on my blog in thecoming months. You can read the post in english on my blog or, if you prefer, read it in Italian on Estrogeni’s blog, you’ll find the link in the post.
Two words about Twitter
Are you willing to stay out the greatest world buzz revolution?
Two words about Twitter
Are you willing to stay out the greatest world buzz revolution?
How Android did the job
How was 2010 for Android? at the end of the year, Mountain View creature closed the circle with the release of Android 2.3 Gingerbread update that establishes it as the leading platform in mobile industry.
How Android did the job
How was 2010 for Android? at the end of the year, Mountain View creature closed the circle with the release of Android 2.3 Gingerbread update that establishes it as the leading platform in mobile industry.
Signs of life on Nokia planet
Will Nokia succeed to get back at being the design leader in smartphone market?
Signs of life on Nokia planet
Will Nokia succeed to get back at being the design leader in smartphone market?
Interviewing Fabrizio Capobianco: an optimistic Italian
Fabrizio Capobianco is Funambol founder and CEO. For having created an Italian company and then made it the world leader in its industry, for managing the largest open source product in wireless and, most importantly, for its unstoppable optimism about the future of software and services in Italy, he’s an inspiration to many startupper (and wannabe) of the “Bel Paese” and worldwide.
In this interview he talks about Funambol, technology, and Italy. Many useful tips for startuppers
Interviewing Fabrizio Capobianco: an optimistic Italian
Fabrizio Capobianco is Funambol founder and CEO. For having created an Italian company and then made it the world leader in its industry, for managing the largest open source product in wireless and, most importantly, for its unstoppable optimism about the future of software and services in Italy, he’s an inspiration to many startupper (and wannabe) of the “Bel Paese” and worldwide.
In this interview he talks about Funambol, technology, and Italy. Many useful tips for startuppers
Supporting The Case Against Data Lock-in
A few days ago the Data Liberation Front, a team created by Google apparently to lower lock-in on data that its services generate on users , has publicly clarified its mission (note: the DLF has been started in 2007, made
Supporting The Case Against Data Lock-in
A few days ago the Data Liberation Front, a team created by Google apparently to lower lock-in on data that its services generate on users , has publicly clarified its mission (note: the DLF has been started in 2007, made
The society of objects
How social do you expect the objects will be one day? Would you allow machines and software to interact with you in a social manner?
The society of objects
How social do you expect the objects will be one day? Would you allow machines and software to interact with you in a social manner?
Where is the Tablet market going?
I’m not, perhaps you know it, a big fan of Apple. Lately, however, it seems that Cupertino has reached again, as with the iPhone, the usual result: create a product, open a market, consolidate a large chunk of the customers
Where is the Tablet market going?
I’m not, perhaps you know it, a big fan of Apple. Lately, however, it seems that Cupertino has reached again, as with the iPhone, the usual result: create a product, open a market, consolidate a large chunk of the customers
How the long tail is reshaping the smartphone business
Since few months, the established concept of the Long Tail is finding the first evidence of its applicability even in the mobile market. In particular, as was expected, it works when modeling the availability and sales of applications distributed via
How the long tail is reshaping the smartphone business
Since few months, the established concept of the Long Tail is finding the first evidence of its applicability even in the mobile market. In particular, as was expected, it works when modeling the availability and sales of applications distributed via
System Integrators: a time for changing
Hos SaaS adoption will change the role of System Integrators?
System Integrators: a time for changing
Hos SaaS adoption will change the role of System Integrators?