The data-driven society
The early years of the Internet were marked by a liberal optimism about its decentralizing and democratizing effects. Information would be widely available and undercut (…)The data-driven society
The early years of the Internet were marked by a liberal optimism about its decentralizing and democratizing effects. Information would be widely available and undercut (…)The data-driven society
While certainly not exhaustive, this summary clearly reveals one of the principle reasons for the European crisis and the current tensions between the EU and (…)National identities around the world
Globalization and technology have radically changed the tourism industry over the last decade. The processes of globalization have led to a dramatic increase in demand (…)The tourism industry: culture, environment, innovation, development
The new industrial triangle (Lombardy, Veneto, Friuli) is currently one of the European continent’s most dynamic drivers behind growth in GDP, exports and value added (…)Focus on Industry: Competitiveness and the new industrial triangle
The healthcare ecosystem is changing very rapidly and we need to drive that change – not be driven. In rethinking health, welfare and the lifecycle, (…)Rethinking the Healthcare Ecosystem
The empowerment of women calls for a combination of measures capable of invoking the Sustainable Development Goals and their social, economic and environmental dimension; and (…)Women empowerment, financial inclusion and sustainable development: public choices and private partnership
Italy is, by far, leader of Europe’s circular economy, recuperating double the European average of raw material, much more than the Germans in all sectors, (…)The circular economy and sustainable development
Given the important links between research, innovation and regulation, businesses, universities and institutions are being called upon to work in unison to reinforce and improve (…)Research, Innovation, Regulation
Widespread and well-rooted start-ups – recently formed and highly innovative companies – are often seen as proxies for competition in a given territory and its (…)Future by quality: Life Sciences and Research in Italy
Enormous investments have been going into artificial intelligence for some time now. In some cases the returns have been unclear; neither are we entirely sure (…)Geopolitics, Economics and Ethics of artificial Intelligence
The Italian and European healthcare systems are under increasing pressure as the result of a series of dynamics involving their populations and of new technological (…)Innovative therapies and welfare: a new paradigm
Current economic data offer a conflicting pitcure of the Italian country system. Some of the numbers are encouraging: the balance of payments is positive, inflation (…)How the financial markets see Italy
The automobile industry is riding the crest of a major innovative wave involving the digitalization of products and processes, the science of materials and solutions (…)The car of the future: Made in Italy, technology, competition
The theme of mobility is central to current reflections on economic development, and considerations on the mobility of persons and goods – to which approximately (…)Infrastructure and sustainable mobility
Wedged as they are between factors that limit profitability and competition from Fintech companies, banks are being forced to innovate. In a European scenario penalized (…)The future of banking, the bank of the future