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Piero Formica

Piero Formica, winner of the Innovation Luminary Award 2017, started his career at the OECD Economic Prospects Division in Paris, then moving to academic institutions. Professor Formica is Senior Research Fellow at the Innovation Value Institute, Maynooth University, Ireland. His most recent published work is Entrepreneurial Renaissance: Cities Striving Towards an Era of Renaissance and Revival, Springer, 2017.

The Art of Entrepreneurship

Lifestyles -

New Technologies and Artificial Intelligence: The Work of Tomorrow

The worker of tomorrow will become the conceiver of ideas. The former grows the expertise, taking advantage of the experience accumulated to innovate with the constraint of maintaining the existing structures. By strapping a pair of wings to those structures, some incremental innovators think they have built a plane, ironically observed Professor Clayton Christensen, the well-known author of The Dilemma of the Innovator.

Arts -

The ‘Art’ Prism and Its Infinite Facets. Open Spaces and Connecting Threads

Creativity, imagination, skill and mastery are associated with but not limited to painting and sculpture, music and dance, theatre and film. The ancient art of drawing an elegant and ornate writing meets with the automated machine. The arts of entrepreneurship and innovation are part of the art of conversation. The art of science is investigation like the other arts. Borderless art is appreciated by practicing transdisciplinarity that breaks down barriers

Travel -

The Great Beauty of Bologna, the Flower That Risks Withering Due to Negligence

It takes a very long journey to maintain beauty. Those who are tasked with it must be determined and must possess the talents of a marathon runner, including psychological motivation. So far, this has not been the case with Bologna’s city council. The manageable distance of its system is not the marathon. During the day, the municipality attempts to clean the city walls, and during the night there is a return to the implacably ugly. A pause, and then again, another short race begins.

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