Innovation
Can Italy become a start-up nation? Yes, if we learn from France
Investments are needed in businesses and talents, exactly like what is happening in France in recent years thanks to the work of Emmanuel Macron
Not just Chiara Ferragni: influencers have risen from social phenomena to pillars of marketing
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Crowdfunding: when and how to use it for businesses, startups and the Third Sector
With a total of over 41 million euros collected in 2017 and an increase of 45% compared to the previous year, crowdfunding is the instrument with the highest potential for startuppers, businesspeople and creative people. But how do you build a successful crowdfunding campaign?
The work of the future? The cartographer (for self-driving cars)
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
Guide to successful Design Thinking
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
Humanoid robots will steal only the more dangerous jobs
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 world is a game: gamification is the frontier of the relationship between companies and customers
An increasing number of companies use the game dynamics typical of video games to communicate with customers. Fabio Viola: "Two thirds of Italian companies have investments in this field planned. And the future is called training"
After the first few skids, Pirelli gets smart manufacturing firmly on the track
How data analysis and digital training of employees has arrived and changed the working approach of one of the best known brands in the world. The path that led to revolutionary changes, which got off on the wrong foot.
Geoff Mulgan: social innovation? It arises from confusion
"I have a rather confused background that perhaps makes me very suitable for these confused times". According to the CEO of Nesta the key to progress is people's happiness but everything starts from chaos
How supermarkets will change (and are already changing) through automation
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