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Spatial-temporal flexibility, job sharing and bottom-up system what workers ask today Covid-19 has profoundly changed our perspective on work: lockdown and quarantine periods have forced companies and public administrations, wherever possible, to resort to smart working.  Millions of worke

Rome, January 2022. The Italian Association for Management Training (ASFOR), has accredited also the Rome Business School International MBA. ASFOR, the most important accreditation body in Italy for Higher Education, has accredited the MBA with an excellent evaluation on all the variables taken

Digital First: two words that summarise the major challenge that digitalisation has posed to the business world over the last 50 years. A process that began with the advent of information technology applied to the dematerialisation of data and information processing. In an increasingly explici

Rome December 2021, The Italian Association for Management Training (ASFOR), accredits the Rome Business School’s Master in HR and Organization. ASFOR, the most important accreditation in Italy for Higher Education and Rome Business School becomes one of the few schools with more accredited pr

Worldwide, over 65s will overtake children under 15 by 2075. People aged 65 and over will represent 31.3% of the EU population by 2100, up from 20.6% in 2020, and the share of those aged 80 or over will rise from 5.9% to 14 , 6%. In 2100, Italy is expected to be the third “oldest” country in t

Establish a solid and lasting partnership, focused on cultural, professional and institutional objectives of growth and development, together with the desire to establish guidelines for the implementation of activities aimed at the creation and deepening of collaborations, knowledge and relationshi