With the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic, the insurance industry has experienced a total realignment in its’ priorities, putting the health and safety of employees and telematic networks at the top. According to the World InsurTech Report 2020 published recently by Capgemini and Efma, insurance companies must explore new ways to build skills that allow them to meet the digital needs of customers
When it comes to digital customer experience, EMEA companies lag behind US organizations. This was stated by a ServiceNow survey involving 600 businesses leaders from around the world, with the aim of examining the priorities, approach and performance of large companies (with a turnover exceeding 500 million dollars) towards direct services to customers
Tourism was one of the sectors most affected by the pandemic. Prior to Covid-19 it contributed over 230 billion euros, represented 13% of GDP, and accounted for 4 million employees (15% of the Italian workforce), the elimination of hospitality activities during the lockdown has reduce volume by 18.5% for the year.
The summer season is in full swing, and the signs are better than expected. Economist Antonio Preiti discusses in his Huffington Post article the state of the Italian tourism
The proposal was presented in recent days to the Chamber’s Labor Commission, at a meeting which was also attended by CIDA, FIPE, FEDERALBERGHI and AICA.
In an article published on the ‘Digital Agenda’, Domenico Marino of the Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria cites a number of experiments used for the diagnosis of Covid-19. At the University of California, San Diego, researchers worked for more than a year on an artificial intelligence program that could detect pneumonia from chest x-rays, which was then successfully applied to Covid patients.
The Italian plan for artificial intelligence.
The public amount adds up to $ 888 million for the first 5 years, to which is added $ 605 million of private contributions. This is the national plan made public by the Ministry of Economic Development (MISE).
In June Argos is painted in a rainbow.
We join the many companies, publishers and social platforms that in recent weeks have made their voices heard in support of the LGBTQI + community to overcome the discrimination that still persists in many countries.
Post-Covid tourism – who will lift the industry?
Positive signals from the younger generations, millennials and generation X have remained very active on social media during this period. To confirm the trend Fabio Bin, co-founder of WeRoad and Federico Tosazzi, responsible for the entertainment of ScuolaZoo Viaggi products.
Post-Covid tourism – who will lift the industry?
Positive signals from the younger generations, millennials and generation X have remained very active on social media during this period. To confirm the trend Fabio Bin, co-founder of WeRoad and Federico Tosazzi, responsible for the entertainment of ScuolaZoo Viaggi products.