During the concluding session of the "First round, the best Italian startup" award, Roberto Cingolani addressed the young finalists, describing the future scenario in which high-tech companies like Leonardo will have to measure themselves and compete: a reality where the pervasive push of digitalisation will impose rapid change and execution especially on large companies, inevitably also requiring a change of pace in the education of human capital. It will be essential, Cingolani notes, to have a technical-scientific background since STEM topics are by nature more flexible in seizing the transformations taking place and can, together with a transversal and multidisciplinary approach to be learned on the field, provide the basis of future generations’ culture.
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