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22 June 2026

AI and yet another list of “future skills”

AI makes people autonomous in getting work done — and that is exactly what throws the lists of “future skills” into crisis. Because the skills that matter depend on the role, the activity and the context, and they need to be assessed and developed within a setting that includes AI.

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3 June 2026

What is Leadership and how is it measured in the company

Don't just ask what leadership means. Classic definitions are not enough. Discover the role of today's context and the most effective methodologies to measure leadership behaviours in a predictive way.

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14 May 2026

Skill-Based Organization: what it is, how it works, and why Italian companies need to act now

When we talk about new organizational models, their need is often linked to the dynamic nature of the business landscape, market volatility, and technological acceleration, which make previous models outdated.

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13 April 2026

The push of Artificial Intelligence towards Upskilling

The adoption of Artificial Intelligence in companies is no longer a technological choice, but a deep organizational transformation. The initial focus often falls on the implementation of tools, but this is only the

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16 March 2026

AI Accelerates the Need for Distributed Leadership

In today’s hyper-competitive landscape, the obsession with artificial intelligence and automation is bringing back a dangerous mirage: the idea that technology – in this case, algorithmic efficiency - can, on its own, shield companies from external turbulence.

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2 March 2026

Working with Artificial Intelligence and the Threat of Cognitive Offloading

Cognitive Offloading is a phenomenon widely studied in occupational psychology since the early 1900s. It refers to the act of delegating cognitive tasks to external aids in order to reduce mental load and support the effectiveness of cognitive processes.

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