Apps, simulators, blockchain and artificial intelligence. Vocational training goes digital. The future in this sector, however, is still to be written, explains Franco Amicucci, author of 'Apprendere nell'infosfera' (Learning in the Infosphere)
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
From Stanford University to Italy: our companies are starting to use Design Thinking as well. A methodology that puts men at the center, focusing on his needs and necessities.
COVID has shuddered the very foundations of our working habits. What should we expect from the future? We chat about it with the director of MIT Senseable City Lab
Italian Institute of Technology scientist Maria Fossati, who has had no left forearm since birth, not only invented the prosthesis but is also the first to use it: "Now used by over 30 people worldwide"
A young, yet already very articulate discipline in which traditional customer experience incorporates the principles of neuroscience to identify and satisfy people's 'latent needs'. Mariano Diotto, member of the Italian Neuromarketing Association, explains: "Every communication agency will soon need to have an expert in these techniques"
Digital transformation and the pandemic have transformed the telecommunications industry into the most antifragile sector in the global economy, while dramatically accelerating 5G deployment.
Especially during the last year, with the pandemic and lockdown, people have felt the need to have every possible kind of help at home. This also applies to keeping in touch with the outside world and continuing to work
Working women bore the main burden of the pandemic and consequent lockdown. Will things be the same next year too? Not for all and not necessarily. In some spheres, women hold the winning hand when it comes to jobs
