#CorporateCulture

[…] Author:Stefan Schelp, Bertelsmann Stiftung​ Peres believes that it’s not just technology or capital that matters. “The future must be driven by the power of thinking,” adding that when one country [...]

[…] Europe seen from the stars – How the EU billions are put to work The EU spends a third of its money on growing structurally weak regions. Does this support reach citizens? Using satellite images, we [...]

[…] With the increasing use of algorithmic decision-making systems (ADM) in all areas of life, the discussions about a “European approach to AI” are becoming more urgent. Political stakeholders on the [...]

[…] This tension between democracy and law is perhaps nowhere more evident today than in Italy. The Italian government, and in particular the populist Five-Star Movement (M5S), was elected on far-sweeping [...]

[…] Vienna’s Smart City strategy is not driven by a fascination with smart technology. From the very start, one of the goals was to realize social innovations and make the city more citizen-friendly and [...]

[…] The initiative by the Bertelsmann Stiftung was launched in 2016 and welcomed by DG Azevêdo. The High Level Board of Experts is chaired by Professor Bernard Hoekman, Director of Global Economics at the [...]

[…] Tunisia and Eastern Europe: Peer Learning in Reform Policymaking Tunisia is negotiating for more integration with Brussels. Ukraine, Georgia and the Republic of Moldova see closer economic and legal [...]

[…] Algorithmic decision-making (ADM) processes are influencing many people's ability to participate in the public discourse. Software, for example, personalizes online search results and the news stream [...]

[…] Increased Flexibility and More Mobile Work as an Opportunity for Rural Areas Advancing digitalization means that the work we do is less and less bound to a specific location. People can do much of [...]

[…] Long-term unemployment has become a fundamental problem for the European labor market since the financial and economic crisis. Of the 22 million unemployed workers in 2015, nearly half had been [...]