Future of Work
This case study is the focal point of a paper written by Judith Wiemann and Martina Fuchs and published by the Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society , which looks at and analyses the export of Germany's dual vocational system to Mexico. Let's see how it went
The luxury sector is worth around 1.2 billion Euro worldwide. In Italy, it accounts for 5% of GDP. Consumers all over the world are well aware of the quality of high-end Italian products. Yet in 5 years, there will be 50,000 vacant jobs
People that put flexibility and autonomy at the very heart of their profession. According to Acta, 80% of Italian freelancers are slash workers
The Green Economy General Assembly, at Ecomondo, prepared a set of measures to create new jobs. Former Minister Edo Ronchi: We need the right skills and it is crucial to invest in training .
These key terms will revolutionise how people and companies sell themselves to the public. Success will require new skills and intergenerational bridges, says The Go To Market Company.
How does Norm Judah, Chief Technology Officer of Worldwide Services at Microsoft, believe AI will impact the future for companies and people?
The development of algorithms for use in recruitment has massive potential, but also signposts (perhaps) more concerning scenarios. Here are the many pros and cons.
The statistics do not highlight it, but the gap is primarily generational, caused by the exclusion of young people from the world of work. This is according to Corriere della Sera journalist, Dario Di Vico.
The latest report from the World Economic Forum entitled The Future of Jobs 2018 contradicts previous catastrophic predictions: by 2022, artificial intelligence and advanced robots will create 133 million new jobs despite displacing 75 million
According to the CEO of Cisco Italia: Rethinking how things work in Italy by digitalising them is fundamental if we want to become agile: it's worthwhile for both the state and businesses
