The digital transformation is changing, and is destined to change more and more, many aspects of our lives: the way we work, communicate, connect with each other in the most diverse areas. And although this may bring enormous benefits in the years to come, it must be kept in mind that this great – and … Read more
“Man has become a kind of god-prosthesis: when he makes use of all his auxiliary organs he is truly magnificent; but he does not carry them with him and often cannot use them without difficulty.” Sometimes we are frightened ofartificial intelligence as if it were an autonomous power ready to rebel, and at the same … Read more
Digital technology must be developed according to sustainability criteria and, at the same time, represent an essential tool for building a sustainable future. This is the assumption that encapsulates the concept of Digital Sustainability: a concept that must be increasingly central to the strategies and operations of companies and organisations, which today are grappling with … Read more
The presentation at the Press Room of the Chamber of Deputies, on 17 July, of the Manifesto for the DigitalSustainability of Communication by the Foundation forDigital Sustainability – which drafted and illustrated it during the meeting – was an important opportunity for discussion and sharing on a topic that is also close to the heart … Read more
“Lo mal fabbro blames lo ferro”. Dante- banquet Once revolutions were made by the poor who took to the streets and overturned the system. Now revolutions are made by the rich – those who are already well off and want to be better off. We could call it: The Revolution of the Satisfied. It is … Read more
Today they are everywhere, from the roofs of our homes to large installations, from the space station to our smartwatches. But let’s go back almost 200 years and trace the history of photovoltaics: a key technology for sustainability Year 1839; in a small Parisian laboratory, Edmond Becquerel – a 19-year-old boy – is tinkering in … Read more
In the context of digital transformation, accelerated today by Artificial Intelligence, In-House companies play a crucial strategic role. Indeed, they are not limited to collecting the needs of public administrations, but have the task of interpreting, structuring and translating them into technical specifications and concrete requirements. It is not just a matter of redefining existing … Read more
Today, sustainability is no longer an accessory variable, but an indispensable condition for the very survival of companies. Regulatory pressure, growing stakeholder attention and the urgency of environmental problems have in fact contributed to making this challenge particularly complex, imposing a rethinking not only of production processes, but also of organisational models. The aim is … Read more
From automation to autonomy: when puppets cut the strings Every civilisation has a moment when everything it knew stops working as expected. It is not just a change, it is like someone flips a switch and the past turns into a grainy old movie. Historians tell of epic moments: the birth of agriculture, printing, industry, … Read more
ICT in-house companies are characterised by a number of fundamental and indispensable elements, also based on operational flexibility, in order to meet the needs of their public member organisations. The first element is domain expertise, i.e. the knowledge and skills required to perform activities in particular fields and sectors of public administration, characterised by a … Read more
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