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Innovazione fa rima con condivisione e partecipazione (ma non solo)

LA COSTRUZIONE DI UN INNOVATION LAB

[Questo articolo è stato pubblicato il 10 ottobre 2018 nella rivista digitale TechEconomy.]

“L’esperienza è il tipo di insegnante più difficile: prima ti fa l’esame, poi ti spiega la lezione.” (Oscar Wilde)

Per vent’anni ho costruito e guidato team di consulenza e sviluppo di software innovativo. Tutto è accaduto in modo progressivo, senza progettare come questo doveva avvenire, ma seguendo un processo di adattamento costante al contesto ed alle situazioni.… Read the rest

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Key values of Open Source Software: are they still relevant?

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

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Radical Open Source – Economics

A long time ago I wrote my first post on Radical Openness.

I promised to post something more about the Economics lying behind the Radical Openness approach, even though it is  quite a challenge for me. As both an industrial IT manager and a representative of open source communities, when dealing with open source projects I’m on the borderline between looking for their prompt success – based also on  monetary returns to grant their sustainability – and maintaining a radical open approach.… Read the rest

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Radical Openness

Next Ted Global 2012 is going to address Radical Openness. They say: “The world is becoming increasingly interconnected and open. Radically open — manifesting itself in open borders, open culture, open-source, open data, open science, open world, open minds. With the loss of privacy that it implies, openness carries its own dangers. But it breeds transparency, authenticity, creativity and collaboration.”

I think that now it’s the right time to collect some ideas, effective suggestions and to move a step forward!… Read the rest