Future of Work
While the GOL programme budget stands at nearly €5 billion, the regional programmes will nevertheless prove decisive. There is a pressing need to create new public-private partnerships, even involving private agencies and universities
The European Green Deal is setting the stage for a post-pandemic recovery plan, with the blue economy at the heart of its investments. A growing number of the younger generation in Italy are opting for 'blue degrees' to bolster their employment opportunities.
All he smelled for months after he recovered was cooked cabbage. With the help of a number of professionals, he developed a tool to help patients regain their sense of smell and correct sensory deficits.
The future of work is being shaped around three major challenges: digital transformation, demographic transformation, climate-environmental transformation. Marco Bentivogli's point
Readership in Italy increased by 3% during the pandemic, partially driven by digital media, yet this was not enough to decree the end of a decade-long publishing crisis. Publisher Joshua Volpara shares with PHYD what is changing in this sector and how we should imagine its future.
For over a decade, data have become not only the subject of study, but also the source of considerable economic activity. This is the scenario spawning the rise of Data Science: the science of data. Luca Malinverno and Franco Pigoli explain why it should be regarded as the key discipline of the future.
A figure that only surfaced over the past decade. This career calls for rigorous studies, a continuous training programme and a passion for all environmental issues.
Talking about oneself and one's business is as vital for companies as it is for people. However, if storytelling is an innate human experience, it is certainly not always enough. Becoming a storyteller requires honing one's skills and a long process of study and practice.
The complexion of the food sector has changed since the pandemic, exemplified by the acceleration of certain innovative processes in large-scale retail and the rise of logistics. Viewpoints expressed by Michele Silvestri, Supply Chain Manger at Muller, and Debora Guma, CIO at Lactalis Italia
Europe is also witnesses an emergence of a civic 'organiser', a role whose sole raison d'être is to empower communities. There is a growing demand for this profession, especially among organisations with extensive local impact.
