Posts Tagged work
Google Earth VS Second Life for Real estate
Notice: for those of you who just in the latest times got in touch with this blog I work for Gabetti, one of the biggest Real Estate companies here in Italy and I produced and managed its world renowed Second Life project; so this post might be kinda influenced, but this is MY blog isn’t it? 
Today I got in touch with a post (in Italian) that (re)launched Google Earth (and its latest web browser plugin) as the mantra tool for real estate: it’s 3D, it renders the buildings (sort of), it lets you plan and build whaterver building you like. And it’s been kinda crrrrepy experience: yes it makes you seamlessy move in a 3D space but the overall experience really lacks of all that magic I got acquainted in Second Life.
Innovation dinner in Milan
I’ve recently been at a reserved (thanks to Marco Massarotto for the invitation) dinner about innovation (or, better, how to foster, finance and spread innovation) at the Lago apartment in Milan.
I’d say the best of breed (actually, part of it) of the people involved in innovation were around that table: we had the CEOs (both from startups and from well-known companies), we had the managers (from Kilometro Rosso… and Gabetti too ), we had the investors (dPixel, Working Capital and new entries too), we had the bloggers too (Emil’s got a complete list of participants).
Speaking at Enterprise 2.0 Forum
Update: the organizers published the (Italian) video of my talk (just click on the “Gabetti” green button to jump directly to my speech). Don’t forget to take a look at the Q&A session too.
@emanuele: it’s kinda a pity there’s no embeddable version of the video available.
On the 3rd of June I’ll have the pleasure to participate at the International Forum on Enterprise 2.0 (registrartion is free and is linked here) in Milan superbly organized by the 2.0 guys at OpenKnowledge.
I’ll take part in a round table in the HR & Organization 2.0 session dedicated to “how we’ll run our organizations 10 years from now” together with Roberto Battaglia (Intesa San Paolo bank) and Marco Lotito (TIM Italy) where I’ll showcase the results of a wiki-based project I created at Gabetti.
Here’s the content of my talk
I’ll be hanging at the event since the early morning, just drop me a line (matteo [AT] lineagialla [DOT] com) if you like to share experiences or just have a talk.
