E&M
2023/4
Contents
Editorial
Dossier. Driving in the Future
The Great Challenges for Italian Industry
Expected and Real Benefits of Industry 4.0
Focus. Driving in the Future
Focus. Agribusiness Searching for a Future
All the Ingredients of Supply Chain Resilience
Sustainability Benefits All Actors, Including Financial Interests
Vertical Farming: from Hype to Disinvestment
Collaborating is Difficult, but for Supply Chains it is Necessary
Focus. The Future of Sports between Value and Values
A Model of Sports Between Olympic Spirit and (Hyper) Professionalism
Milan’s Olympic Ambitions Reach New Heights
Athletes and Careers: The Game Is Played Off the Field Too
An (In)Tangible Legacy: What Remains of Sporting Events
Why Sports Facilities Are a Winning Business (for Everyone)
Beyond Victory: Fan Engagement Between Identity and Community
Artificial Intelligence
Why Sports Facilities Are a Winning Business (for Everyone)
Modern stadiums and arenas are no longer just places of play; they are also spaces that catalyze economic growth and social change within their communities. In a context where the demand for sports and entertainment is constantly increasing and evolving, the convergence between business and facility development has become more evident than ever. According to PwC's Sports Outlook 2023 report, it is expected that the revenue of the North American sports market will reach $83 billion by 2023, with a significant portion coming from the sports facility business and related developments.
è professore a contratto di Business Strategy presso l’Università Bocconi e Docente di Strategia presso la SDA Bocconi. La sua attività di ricerca è focalizzata sui temi dell’integrazione fra imprese, dell’outsourcing e della collaborazione orizzontale.
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