Future of Work
Not only sensors, TV cameras and radar, the latest step for self-driving cars is to have the right directions so as to avoid taking the wrong turn and increasing passenger safety thanks to the work of the cartographers
Everything there is to know on the approach to innovation that is revolutionising businesses by mixing analytical and intuitive thinking. From history to models and impact on work
In Japan androids have already become a part of family life while in the USA and Europe they help workers. "But they are not a threat", assures Professor Bruno Siciliano, one of the top Italian experts in robotics
The professor of Industrial Economics at Milan Polytechnic clarifies the matter: "The point is to understand whether consumption figures are changing or the demand is shrinking. In the second case, countermeasures must be taken"
Automated check-outs are already a reality, but robot assistants and applications to minimise food wastage are on their way: the digital revolution is coming to the shelves
Interaction this is the labour watchword for the future
Video interview with one of Italy's most highly acclaimed architects worldwide: "The most successful professions in the "senseable" cities of the future will be those connected with care and creativity". How can we prepare? "The secret lies in a letter"
Interview with Insead Global Indices's Executive Director, on the sidelines of the presentation of the Global Talent Competitiveness Index 2018: "The future? Lifelong learning and change-driven schools"
Banks are investing more than never before to radically innovate their business model - a necessary strategy to avoid being put on the scrapheap by fintech, and in particular by the threat posed by Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon.
Data Analysts seek to understand the origin of data and any possible distortions through the use of technology, and many believe this will be the job of the future. Five SMEs out of ten declare they intend to hire one in the next three years.
