Future of Work
The cars of the future will be intelligent, connected, comfortable and safe, as will the manufacturing centres where they are made. From automated trolleys to management software and hand-held devices, car manufacturers are taking the wheel when it comes to industrial innovation
After years as the domain of only the largest digital companies, technology is now transforming all businesses, in every sector - even that of pharmacies.
Linda Laura Sabbadini, noted for her work as a social statistician, outlines the difficulties young people have had and are now experiencing in accessing the job market.
Today one of the four highest paid positions in the software industry, this role requires a combination of statistics and IT. But academic courses on becoming a machine learning specialist are hard to come by. Being resourceful and self-taught seems to be the solution
Around 600,000 companies in Italy with foreign leadership recorded a two-figure growth rate in the period between 2011 and 2015. This benefits not just the state coffers but also the banking system
In his new book, the CEO of Nesta discusses the collaborative crossroads between human skills and the power of machines. He believes collective intelligence can help us conquer economic, environmental and social challenges.
8,000 direct employees and a total turnover of 200 million euros: the figures and best practices belonging to a phenomenon generating thousands of jobs
The Italian government has begun national talks with companies, trade unions and independent associations representing workers. It aims to draw up new contracts that guarantee better job security. But many of the country's cities have already started taking steps locally to improve working conditions for riders
Susskind, expert in legal technology, encourages young people to get to know and to develop technology
Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner and the creator of microcredit, reminds young people that human beings are creative, encouraging them not to work for somebody else
