Openwork at the University of Turin to discuss no-code and citizen development. There's also a short master's program.

The 20th conference of the Italian Chapter of AIS (Association for Information Systems) will be held on 13 and 14 October at the University of Turin

On this occasion, and in light of the recent collaboration with UNITO aimed at studying, disseminating, and applying emerging technologies for business growth and development, Openwork participate in the conference dedicated to no-code and artificial intelligence in supporting management processes.

Indeed, new technologies are helping more and more managers automate business processes without any programming knowledge or the need for developers and software engineers, enabling professionals to reduce development times and significantly increase business agility. These are all topics that will be discussed during the panel organized by the Accounting and Accountability Technology Association and the AI ​​Aware project at the University of Turin.

It will also be an opportunity for Openwork and the University of Turin to promote the Short Master dedicated to young ITS graduates and undergraduates, which includes the training of the first “Citizen Developers” in Italy.

Below is the schedule of speeches for October 13th:

• Prof. Silvana Secinaro
Full Professor of Business Administration and Accounting, University of Turin

• Prof. Guido Boella
Full Professor of Informatics, University of Turin

• Prof. Davide Calandra
Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Accounting, University of Turin

• Dr. Philip Vitale
Head of Learning Academy, Openwork srl

• Dr. Roberto Bianchi
Partner IT, KPMG

• Dr. Alberto Marocchino
Senior Manager, KPMG

• Dr. Fabio Schena
Head of Studies, Innovation API Torino and Digital Innovation Hub Confapi