Such a revolution that it is impossible to imagine where it will lead, and there are not even the right words to describe it In Padua, Italy, yesterday saw the start of two days of speeches, debates and conversations to celebrate the 40th anniversary of l’Industria (one of Italy’s oldest journals of economics and industrial policy) and bring attention to one of the major topical issues, the advent of the new Industry4.o paradigm.
[…]A phase such as the current one presupposes "a cultural change even before the technological one – concludes Daniele Marini, sociologist, scientific director Community Media Research – The same skills required of entrepreneurs are changing: less and less inclination to risk, ability to command and decide alone, more and more innovation, teamwork and valorisation of workers, and all this without gender or age differences. For this, a favourable ecosystem is needed, one that orients people and favours companies that create shared social value, with transversal policies at 36o degrees. Because if space and time are cancelled out thanks to technology, maintaining a rigid classification of the economy by sectors no longer makes sense'.
