September in Italy will see Italian universities reopening lecture halls with special safety measures, though students may also opt to continue attending lectures remotely.
Digital Transformation
Being able to navigate across disciplines, knowledge and cultures is a skill that is gaining ground in contrast to the past. This is one of the reasons, explains Giulio Xhaet, why universities and vocational schools have sprung up to teach and practice contamination
Post-pandemic labour market challenges will depend on investments in digital skills to boost Italy’s competitiveness
The complexion of the food sector has changed since the pandemic, exemplified by the acceleration of certain innovative processes in large-scale retail and the rise of logistics. Viewpoints expressed by Michele Silvestri, Supply Chain Manger at Muller, and Debora Guma, CIO at Lactalis Italia
To make the most of your working life, you need to simplify, break old habits and start doing something truly relevant. Glickon CMO Carlo Rinaldi explains how it’s done.
In an increasingly digital world, even publishing has revamped its wardrobe, though an endless supply of data at one’s fingertips could pose a risk for both readers and information providers. This is why Data Journalism is so important today.
Italy is the world’s leading wine producer. But making a great product today is no longer enough: knowing how to sell it is paramount. It calls for an increasingly multidisciplinary and digitally oriented approach. Expert opinions from Slawka Scarso and Filippo Galanti.
The president of Minotauro in Milan and professor of psychology at the Milano-Bicocca University explains that “the new challenge for education is digital education, finally taking its first steps towards a school model”.
His mission? To transform Africa into a new hotspot for global data centres. A profile of an emerging face in the global digital transformation, considered among the twenty most influential African personalities of the 21st century
A microprocessor shortage is crippling many sectors, particularly the automotive industry. The USA and Europe are now exploring ways to limit their over-dependence on the Asian market
The data universe has paved new avenues for an entire sector that is quietly reinventing its image. “Now that we can measure absolutely everything, an artist’s musical project must be evaluated through data”, explains Claudio Ferrante, CEO at Artist First
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
: If engaging in creative activities can reduce anxiety, stress and mood disorders, then these same activities can become a great way to reduce welfare costs while improving our quality of life. This is what cultural welfare is all about.
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 president of Minotauro in Milan and professor of psychology at the Milano-Bicocca University explains that “the new challenge for education is digital education, finally taking its first steps towards a school model”.