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Tag Archives: Transparency
BrasilGov2.0: Can IT force honesty in politics?
Erik Camarano is the executive director of Movimento Brasil Competitivo (MBC), a non-governmental organization focused on encouraging and promoting the development of Brazilian society by improving the competitiveness of national economy. He is an economist, academic and former secretary-general in the Rio Grande do Sul state government.
Posted in Culture, Economics, Interviews, Social Media
Tagged #BRgov2, angelica mari, antonio palocci, brasil, brasilgov2.0, brazil, bribe, ceo, corruption, egov, Erik Camarano, erikcamarano, fraud, gov 2.0, government, IT, it decisions, itdecs, ito, kobayashi-hillary, mark hillary, mbc, mbcompetitivo, microsoft, Movimento Brasil Competitivo, palocci, São Paulo, scandal, social media, social networks, technology, tecnologia, ti, Transparency
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Transparency, you just can’t fake it
Though my day-to-day focus is managing IT Decisions, I still write for publications back in my home country, the United Kingdom. I used to write a regular column on social media for Computer Weekly there and though my comments are less … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Culture, Economics, Social Media
Tagged anarchist, assange, bbq churrasco, bogota, branding, brasil, brazil, CIO, class, class war, computer weekly, don tapscott, enron, facebook, higienopolis, human resources, julian assange, labor, mena, metro, mobilisation, ovum, peter ryan, protest, reputation, revolution, São Paulo, socialite, Transparency, twitter, UK, union, wikileaks
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Don Tapscott: Thoughts on Brazil
Canadian digital media guru, Don Tapscott, was visiting Brazil yesterday to give a keynote speech at the 25th birthday party of Grupo TV-1 in São Paulo. He talked exclusively to IT Decisions about Brazil, revolutions, and the future for media.
Posted in Analysis, Culture, Interviews, Social Media, Video
Tagged author, blog, blogger, blogging, book, brasil, brazil, digital, don tapscott, dvd, EBusiness, economy, expert, film, government, Growing Up Digital, grupo tv-1, grupo tv1, guru, innovation, intelligence Blueprint, it decisions, itdecs, kobayashi-hillary, Macrowikinomics, management, mark hillary, Mass Collaboration, media, meet, movie, music, Naked Corporation, Network Capital, Networked World, Paradigm Shift, park, personal data, piracy, Rise of Net Generation, Safeguarding Your Privacy, sao, São Paulo, sony, spotify, theft, Transparency, trianon parquet, tweetup, twitter, Wikinomics, writer
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Don Tapscott – tweetup in Brazil
Don Tapscott is one of the best known digital media experts in the world today. When US President, Barack Obama, first announced he was going to run for the White House, he announced that his campaign would be following the … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Culture, Social Media, Video
Tagged author, blog, blogger, blogging, book, brazil, digital, don tapscott, EBusiness, economy, expert, government, Growing Up Digital, guru, intelligence Blueprint, it decisions, itdecs, kobayashi-hillary, Macrowikinomics, management, mark hillary, Mass Collaboration, meet, Naked Corporation, Network Capital, Networked World, Paradigm Shift, park, Rise of Net Generation, Safeguarding Your Privacy, sao, São Paulo, Transparency, trianon parquet, tweetup, twitter, Wikinomics, writer
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Occupy Wall Street… then Brazil
The Arab spring may have been helped by social media, but the Occupy Wall Street movement has been entirely fuelled by social networks from the start. And now the movement is coming to Brazil with plans for ‘Occupy Brazil’ protests … Continue reading →