Meet Moviri at the Career Day of the Politecnico of Milan! The event will take place on May 16th 2012 from 9 am to 5 pm at the Campus Bovisa-Broggi, in Via Lambruschini 4, 20156 Milano.

You can meet our team at the Moviri Stand, Nr. 40, to discover and learn more about our job opportunities, or attend our speech at 10.50 am in room BL 27.02.

During Career Day, you will have a chance to attend our Company Presentation and to hear from our Top Management. We will talk about our values and our approach to work but we will also have as testimonials junior colleagues who, thanks to last year’s Career Day, have joined Movìri. You can discover through their experience what it is really like to take on exciting technology challenges in a great working environment!

See you very soon at Career Day!

Moviri took part in Career Event at Politecnico di Milano “Trovare lavoro nelle piccole e medie imprese”. The event was held on November 9th  2011 from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm at Bovisa Broggi Campus in Milan (Building BL27, via Lambruschini 4).

Moviri speech was at 10.30 am in room BL 27.1.8 (first floor); at our booth #18 we shown all job opportunities we are offering in our Milan and San Francisco offices.

View all the photos of the day on our Facebook Page

For further details visit the official event website: http://www.careerservice.polimi.it/go/99344

San Francisco, Aug 15 through 17, 2011

“The 2nd annual Splunk worldwide users’ conference”. The title itself explains better than anything else what Splunk cares about and which is its primary market. This summer we decided to pay a visit to .conf2011 and see if other users and customers really share the same enthusiasm we experience in Italy.

The conference spanned over three days: the first one consisting of optional training classes called Splunk University and the rest made of more than 50 speeches, packed in 5 tracks over 10 sessions.

The registration process was as smooth as it gets and we received some partner brochure, a beer sleeve and a useful Splunk Quick Reference Guide that will make our next new customer very happy…

We arrived at the conference main stage after the “university”, just in time to socialize and get a beer (that’s what the sleeve was for!) at the “Birds of a feather” session. This informal, bring-your-own-ideas session was built around some major topics, which had been voted by the attendee community, that the participants could freely dispute. We got to know some of the 600+ attendees and noticed Splunk users are not only of the technical type. [read more]

The Italian Data Protection Authority (DPA)  (Garante per la protezione dei dati personali) introduced on May 12, 2011 a new compliance directive named “Prescrizioni in materia di circolazione delle informazioni in ambito bancario e di tracciamento delle operazioni bancarie” that will require banking institutions to log and monitor employees activities at the time these involve customer financial information.

How this will this new directive impact banks and financial services firms, given that the it is required to be deployed within 30 months, that is at the end of 2013?

Requirements

According to DPA, banks are required to comply with both technical and organizational requirements. First of all, we can split them between mandatory [M] versus appropriate [A] (i.e. not mandatory) requirements. [read more]

Santa Clara (CA), June 16, 2011, h8.30

Ready for the third and last day at Velocity Conference (here our take on day 1 and day 2), starting with a very interesting keynote: how Facebook approaches optimization in datacenter consumption (including a benchmark about power consumption in cooling 1U vs 2U vs 4U server)

After that we attended one of the quickiest, funniest but coolest talks by by Artur Bergman, director of engineering at Wikia, on “use SSD (Solid State Drive) and save lifes”,  with a 12 second MacBook boot live demo (thanks to SSD obviously).

Going on, we were impressed by Google guys using the Google docs presentation tool, inserting code, webpage, JavaScript,… Inside the slide. One of their talks was about the Google Instant search feature, and Chrome instant pages (the browser preloads the pages that you are most likely to click on). We think it will certainly cause headaches to everyone working on web analytics tools, due to “false positive” hits. But we have to admit that is very cool getting the right page while you are still writing the URL in the nav bar. [read more]