Tim O’Reilly: “Web 2.0 is never intended to be a version number, it was really a reflection of what happened after the dot-com bust” @Tim: you made me smile when you said this. This time I couldn’t make it to San Francisco but I was hoping that Tim could have start his keynote exactly like…

Mike already posted about this video which means that a good portion of the geek-sphere might have seen it, but thanks to some recent chats I had outside the Geekland I realized that there still is a large audience outside the fishbowl that wasn’t aware of it so… I wish to all of you, geeks…

With this post I link back to the question that Mitch Joel published on his blog: The bigger question is this: Are young people really getting the right education for this brave new world, and how ready is business for the next wave of employees who work virtually, collaboratively, on their iPhones, and – to…

photo credit: Meffi Just to mention few things old-school executives don’t get about how I manage my company: Instead of restricting the access to the social media space and related networks I actually encourage my employees to listen, think and become active part of what’s happening in this digital environment. My company goes green. We…

This is a keynote that I presented last month for Open Innocell a project we are running with iTive.net in Finland, but now that the recorded video track is available to be watched on demand I thought to share it also here with you. The topics I presented help in understanding how the innovation brought…

Remember Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod and their “Did you know?” video? I already posted about it once. Few days ago I was talking about the latest version of the video with a couple of colleagues so I thought to share it also here on my blog. The video has been released since couple of months…