Emanuele Quintarelli

Social Business and Future of Work Leader, Digital EMEIA Advisory Center at EY

Emanuele spent the last 10 years as a manager, thought-leader, researcher, analyst and blogger on the adoption of collaborative approaches by large organizations in order to increase their productivity, efficiency, reactivity to the market and innovative potential.

Coauthor of the books The Social Business Manifesto and Marketing 2.0 for HBR, Community Management for Apogeo, Intranet 2.0 for Hoepli, Web 2.0 for IlSole24Ore, Emanuele has published articles on change management, community cultivation, Enterprise 2.0 and Social CRM strategies, the socialization of business processes for some of the major professional magazines in Italy.

Often invited as a speaker and chairman, he has given presentations at the SocialNow Lisbon, the Social Media in the Large Enterprise, the Social Media World Forum and the Social Business Strategy Summit London, the Enterprise 2.0 Summit Paris & Frankfurt, the Enterprise 2.0 Conference IDC, the EURO IA Berlin, the IA Summit Las Vegas and many local events on Enterprise 2.0 and Social Business.

Emanuele also launched Netwo.it (1st hub for web 2.0 startups in Italy), the Italian Architecture Summit (www.iasummit.it), the Web 2.0 & Beyond Conference, the International Forum on Enterprise 2.0 & the Social Business Forum.

Since 2007, Emanuele has been covering these topics on Social Enterprise (www.socialenterprise.it).

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Sabato 21 Maggio | Ore 10.30

Sala Estense

La sharing economy può essere un’opportunità per le imprese. Partendo dalla social enterprise e dal community buidling come strumenti di efficientamento organizzativo, Emanuele Quintarelli illustrerà il carattere di innovazione dei processi collaborativi come strategia di integrazione attiva degli utenti. Con un riferimento ai temi della co-creation e del comarketing, Quintarelli traccerà un identikit possibile della prossima impresa socializzata, una piattaforma per l’interazione tra impiegati, partner e clienti.