In the book Contrordine compagni. Manuale di resistenza alla tecnofobia per la riscossa del lavoro e dell'Italia (Handbook of resistance to technophobia for the rescue of work and Italy) (Rizzoli), Marco Bentivogli, who has been, since 2014, the national secretary of Fim Cisl, explains how to face the fourth industrial revolution
Guido Jouret, ABB's chief Digital Officer explains why automation and artificial intelligence are the levers to increase people's potential
In thirty years we will work 1% of our time. The scenario seems mathematically precise, but the forecast is judged to be unreliable. Here is the analysis of the OECD economist Garnero
The Italian market of this sector is worth 400 million and it's increasing exponentially (+ 270%) compared to one year ago
In the Future of Jobs 2018 report, the World Economic Forum lists the top ten future jobs. The consistent element is technology from AI to cloud computing
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.
Born in a Paris banlieu, within just a few years he created an empire, thanks to internet services that shook up the market - first in France, now in Italy
Apps that fight traffic, provide sustainable energy or help diagnose patients remotely: the technological revolution is helping poorer countries, too
A comprehensive discussion with the former Italian Minister of Economic Development, the man behind the famous Industry 4.0 programme. His message to young people is clear
