(ANSA) – VENICE, APRIL 13 – The pilot test of ‘Venywhere’ starts with Cisco, a project born from the collaboration between the Venice Foundation and the Ca ‘Foscari University to offer the population of’ hybrid workers’ the inclusion in a an active community of people who enrich the city with an offer of new services and economic opportunities.
The initiative was presented in the renovated Procuratie Vecchie in Piazza San Marco.
The US IT multinational has hired a team of 16 internal employees from southern Europe – Spain, France and Greece – transplanting them to Venice for three months, to put the project into practice and understand how people, work groups and companies can interact and create connections with the community. The experience of the team, which will collaborate with associations committed to climate change, economic growth and circularity, will be crucial in understanding how to create new models of ‘digital citizenship’. Cisco’s human resources are involved in collecting the results of the experience, which will be analyzed at the end of the three-month stay in the lagoon.
“Our team was looking for a city in which to create a combination of hybrid and flexible work and the concept of the distributed office. – said Gianmatteo Manghi, CEO of Cisco Italy – Sixteen colleagues from all over Europe are experiencing the experiment, with growing enthusiasm , engaged in projects that have a positive impact in terms of sustainability, inclusiveness as well as results “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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