Monday, December 8, 2008

Ricardo Hoyos Mejía en la FIL 08

Ricardo comparte algunos de los datos relevante de la participacion del Grupo Editorial Norma al programa de Google Book Search en la feria de Guadalajara.

Jaime Ivan Hurtado en FIL 08

Friday, December 5, 2008

Pedro Huerta y el Futuro del Libro

Esa es una presentacion de Pedro Huerta (GM de Random House Mondadori en Mexico) durante un evento sobre el futuro del libro en la fiera FIL de Guadalajara.
Escuchen bien lo que dice. Ya, con eso, tendremo que cambiar de nobre a los eventos de "El futuro del Libro" con "El presente del libro"...

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Iphone Voice Recognition and Books

Saturday, May 17, 2008

IE Silicon Valley tour: 4) VC in SV


Michele Libraro presented what is likely the most important factor of the Silicon Valley repeated success in spurring innovation: the financial community.

Michele, now CEO of GlobalStartUps, has had a long hands-on experience in large telco corporations (i.e. CISCO) and the VC world.

I believe the topic he addressed is worth a course all together.


Here's a much longer version of what Michele actually had time to present:

VC TRAINING COURSE ORIENTATION [PDF]
- private equity & venture capital
- industry trends
- capitalizing a start-up
- organizational issues

Thursday, May 15, 2008

IE Silicon Valley tour: 3) Google Geo

Among Google's presentation, we had Bernardo Hernandez (now Head of Geomarketing at Google) presenting the amazing innovations coming from Google Geo.

Once all the information are geo-referenced, how differently will we manage our access to every day tools? how UGC and community building will affect the growth and quality of geo-referenced information?

Here's a snippet of Berni's presentation:

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

IE Silicon Valley tour: 2) Innovation at YouTube

The first company on-site visit we planned was (guess where?) at the Google's headquarters in Mountain View.
After breakfast and a guided tour of the facilities (yes, with tour-guides...), we assembled a few company presentations. The overall topic was "how to preserve innovation".

Here's the presentation from my good friend Luis Garcia, international product manager at You Tube.
Luis had a very interactive presentation, to his words, using the group as beta-testers...
YouTube is probably one of the most amazing examples of a perfect-timing innovation whose deep disruptions are still to be fully witnessed.

Here's Luis's presentation:

YOU TUBE INNOVATION [PDF]
- video as a social act
- dimension of the YT phenomena
- building communities
- seeds for innovation