Italy has achieved 29 of the 51 targets agreed with Europe for 2021. There are still 22 targets to go by the end of the year. However, it will take the right human capital to make the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan work.
A recent Nielsen survey shows that over 14 million users follow podcasts. But how can a podcast be created from scratch? What are the professional spaces in the voice market? What sort of training is needed? Rossella Pivanti talks about this at a PHYD event
UNESCO’s Creative Cities Network in Italy is harnessing design, art and digital technology to redesign a post-pandemic world within culture: they are driven by the example of Piedmont’s capital city, which is using design tools for its own social planning
Italians are buying books again. The statistics are full of surprises: fewer new hardcopy products are appearing on the market, yet overall demand is growing steadily
We often complain that we don’t have enough time to do everything. But are we really sure that this is the case?
The pandemic has thrown a wrench into the plans of many workers, who now seem to be looking for a new balance between private life and their jobs. “We are facing a new phase”, says occupational psychologist Michela Vignoli.
Morning Future is the blog shaped by The Adecco Group in Italy, which, with constant updates, aims at interpreting the present to understand the future of work trends, training, and society. Find out more in the following articles
Known as Italy’s best-loved ‘social prof’. His Instagram and Tik Tok profiles have won over thousands of students in just a few months, demonstrating how social networks can be valuable allies for education and valid channels for building a new model for digital schools
In the USA, they call it The Great Resignation. A consequence of the pandemic, prompting many to review their personal priorities
Morning Future attended Linkiesta Festival 2021 as Media Partner to take part in the talks by Luigi Marattin, Chiara Gribaudo, Roberto Benaglia and Andrea Malacrida on employment prospects linked to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
In the digital age, the future of the written word intersects with algorithms, augmented reality and podcasts, transforming in step with the way we learn. There is therefore only one way to ensure the future of reading: safeguarding attention against information overload
Technology is in the midst of transforming our economic system, introducing new currencies, new markets, new services. A truly momentous disruption that is impossible to ignore. However, fully realizing its potential requires the promotion of sound financial training, something that is currently lacking in Italy.
Tapping into the potential of refugees is not easy in Italy. Official recognition of academic qualifications is one issue. However, efforts must also be made to ensure that the right skills are trained and companies have integration processes in place.
Digital ethnographer Alice Avallone explains: “in the thicket of fake news and persistent advertising, genuinfluencers are a kind of free zone where people can go to find more interesting and educational content”
A successful conclusion to the Italian Ministry of Family Affairs ‘Conciliamo’ tender: 127 companies were selected to receive state funding for their welfare projects. The pandemic will inevitably force an update of the proposals
“If we were paying attention, we would understand that there is a great deal to learn from this pandemic!” These are the words of Giacomo Poretti, one of Italy’s best-loved comic actors, thanks to the success of his comic trio ‘Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo’. Basically, when life sets constraints, as it did during the lockdown, […]