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AvvenireIn the business world, human skills remain the most in-demand.
Within five years, 39% of today's skills will be obsolete: for companies, the challenge is cultural, not technological. Conflict management, problem solving, and critical thinking remain essential.
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F6S48 top Learning companies and startups in Italy in October 2025
Discover the 48 most innovative companies and startups in the training sector in Italy. Wibo stands out in 47th place for its impact on improving business skills.
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Italy PostTo scale the service, knowledge must shift from being implicit to being shared and widespread.
The main challenge for a company that designs training programs and implements bespoke AI solutions for businesses is simple: balancing scalability with personalization.
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Operations manager"To scale the service, knowledge can no longer be implicit; it must be shared and widespread."
The main challenge for a company that designs training programs and implements bespoke AI solutions for businesses is "balancing scalability with personalization."
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People are PeopleAlessandro Busso: "In the post-AI era, interpersonal skills will make the difference"
Our guest on this episode of Workout is the co-founder of Wibo, a Turin-based startup dedicated to fostering the development of future skills, both human and non-human.
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Fortune ItaliaOnly 1 in 4 Italian companies is using AI 'well'
“A fool with a tool is still a fool”, reads an old adage in the world of technology, which in the era of AI remains particularly current: what is artificial intelligence for if we don't know how to use it?
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Il Sole 24 OreCompanies, here's how to fill the skills gap in the face of artificial intelligence
Wibo research highlights how companies struggle to bridge the gap between current and necessary skills
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La Stampa - Il bosco del futuroThe million-euro kids: 'We were making the high school newspaper, now we're giving lessons to managers'
The story of Alessandro Busso and Tommaso Seita, the founders of the Wibo start-up, who achieved success after two failures: “Turin? He has long forgotten how good it is to be ambitious.”
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PanoramaArtificial intelligence is moving fast, but the most in-demand skills remain human ones
The Wibo Future Skills Research 2026 highlights a significant gap in artificial intelligence, leadership, and adaptability. Within five years, 39% of today's skills will be obsolete.
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Radio RAI IsoradioPodcast/Future Destination with Tommaso Seita, CEO and Co-founder of Wibo
Co-founder of a startup that supports companies to grow by strengthening internal skills.
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Quotidiano NazionaleThe line-up changes its face with Wibo's live sessions
Wibo, an innovative startup founded in Turin by Tommaso Seita and Alessandro Busso, has chosen to face the digital transition not on the side of tools, but on that of skills.
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Milano TodayConflicts in the office? In Milan, a free event teaches how to transform them into opportunities
Conflict management as an engine for the evolution of Italian companies and the people who work there. This is the focus of the Live PitStop interactive workshop “How to manage conflicts to drive change”, organized by the startup Wibo in collaboration with Coverflex, to offer managers, team leaders and HR managers a training experience with practical implications.
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