Brescia Silicon Valley 3rd Edition

[paolo marenco]

Here we are with our 3rd project in Brescia. Start in Engineering Faculty, Prof Marco Mutinelli Course. Join the conferences and the debate!BresciaSiliconValley-3rdEdition2012-3.pdf

at least one of you will be selected for the Silicon Valley Study Tour 2013 ( late August)

[Dario Suardi]

Welcome back SVST!
Good Morning to everyone, enjoy the conferences and partecipate!!

[Marco Ardolino]

I'm ready for this new and exciting experience!

[paolo marenco]

Marco what do you think about the yesterday conference? new tips? open you to new frontiers? 

I advice everyone interested in startups to join the https://www.facebook.com/groups/italianstartups/ a great "school of startups in social way" 

[Enrico Piantoni]

Good morning to you Dario...

I was at the conference yesterday and i think is the best way to understand the new way of create a new model of factory and personal experience to use for a future work, and why not to create a new service (i think web-based) on my ideas or my friends ideas.

[Mattia Scandella]

Hi guys, good morning! Are you ready?!
Great conference yesterday afternoon, I enioyed a lot your presence and I think that this project, included the meeting with people from business working word, can open our mind to "think different" than the standard roules learn in the university lessons!

[Marco Ardolino]

I agree with Mattia. I enjoyed very much the conference and many times this kind of experience could give you more than an academic course.

In fact it stroke me the words of Alessandro (the CEOO of YOODEAL) about the importance of university for the contacts rather than knowledge. I agree with him and in particular i think that it's important to have a network of trusted people if you want to realize your project.

Yesterday there's no time but i would have asked him what he did just after he thought the idea of "S.O.S.tariffe" (choosing members of his team, asking for seeds, mistakes, development-fases) because i suppose that he had many problems because of the lack of experience in a startup business.

[Mattia Scandella]

Yesterday I felt like you Marco, Alessandro's ideas are brilliant and the semplicity that he used to describe his start esperience can be used to understand that , If you have an idea (easy or more complicate), you should try to improve it and don't be afraid about the possible results that you will receive.

I'm not sure but, If I understood correctly, Alessandro developped by himself the SOS tariffe project and he published in an Italian domain. He obtained the first resolut about his work when tried to buy the international domain, and, with a bit stroke of fortune, the society from Germany contacted him to work together. This was the "great possibility" to develop his idea of business.

[Gianluca Foccoli]

I was at the conference yesterday and I was really impressed by the presentation of Alessandro Bruzzi. I heard a lot of experience by "coaches"(people who created a startup during their recent life) during the two edition of Startup weekend in Brescia in the last 2 years but nobody was so direct to the important points and interesting as Alessandro! First of all, the team is the important thing! During SW there was a lot of beautiful ideas but sometimes teams are not so integreted together, expecially after the event!
Yesterday, Paolo, you asked us if we have a idea of business but i think that the real point is the linking to this world. When you start the contact with startup's world your point of view change and you start to prefere this kind of responsability instead of "posto fisso" (Monti citation) and you start to think about new type of business!
This is my point of view!

[Marco Ardolino]

Last October I was involved in the startup weekend too. In my opinion it was a good experience (it was the first time for me in "startup world") and i learn the typical notions of the contest such as "mockup", "business model freemium", "in-app purchase" and so on. Actually the our business is in stand-by but I 'm still in touch with members of my team of work.
About the question of Paolo yesterday I agree with what Alessandro have said about the lack of "failure culture" in Italy. If you have failed with your business, you're a LOSER and, for this reason, many people don't even try to talk about their idea to anybody. Indeed i think that many guys yesterday had an idea in their mind, me too.

[Mirko Bellini]

good morning to everybody!! i'm really excited about the conference!! it was a great opportunity to meet someone who can share his experience and give advice on start-up.
particulary i was impressed by his speech about the "time", and i can say that i completely agree with him when he says that it is a key resource.
another important advice of alessandro was to find an idea i don't have to look very far but it can be in front of me.

[Mattia Scandella]

remember what alessandro said about ideas, all around you there are somthings that need to more attentions, so you can exploit a fail to create a winning idea. The difficoult is how is it possibile to resolve the problem. A great team can help you, the difference from an idea and the success is the way

[Enrico Piantoni]

I'm agree with you and Marco, i think the culture of failure is a way to learn to improve the capacity to create a new ideas or to create a new implementation of old project, that can also help to found a work on your sector, because help you to create much experience than other people that want this work, and help you to see the problem in another perspective maybe now really winning.