E&M
2022/4
Contents
Dossier. Urban Regeneration
The Virtuous Circle of Sustainability
Dossier. Living
New Social Needs at the Center of Living
Make Way for Proptech as a Lever for Growth
Dossier. Commercial
Great Transformations of the Sales Sector
Offices Are Changing; Investments, Too
Focus. The New Normal in Marketing
When Images Become a Repository of Data for Businesses
Brand Management between Back to the Future and Interstellar
The Key Points of the Digital Transformation of Go-to-market
Visual readings
Sharing economy
Organization and People Management
The Electric Future of Mobility
Today the mobility sector must deal with unprecedented pressure from social movements, citizens, and politicians, due to its impact on climate change. Currently, approximately 25% of greenhouse gases produced by our society come from the transport sector. The need to reduce the use of fossil fuels that feed the production of energy is thus increasingly pushing the transport industry to rethink its operations deeply. In this context, the gradual abandonment of internal combustion engines is a hoped-for, required, and necessary result for all of those stakeholders that gravitate around mobility. Although the transition to renewable sources has suffered a strong interruption due to the international political crisis, the gradual spread of propulsion technologies based on electrification is recognized as one of the most effective solutions to reduce the use of fossil fuels.