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More than 30,000 professionals make up the ecosystem of Cetif: we facilitate the meeting and exchange between banks, insurers and companies in an academic Center, competent and independent environment to share knowledge, experience and strategies on the most innovative drivers of change.
16 Research Hubs focused on dynamics of strategic evolution, regulatory updates, organizational and process practices, and the effects of digitization: we study innovation trends and best practices and share them with our communities.
Over 60 events including Main events (Workshop and Summit) and Community events (related to research activities) and Webinar: we bring together banks, insurance companies and businesses for shared growth on trends and challenges to outline innovative development strategies.
More than 40 Executive Education tracks, 4 Master's programs and numerous Company Specific Programs: we transfer innovative financial-oriented content with a scientific approach.
An experimental spin off combining academic research and entrepreneurial approach: we turn innovation and digitization into a concrete business advantage.
The EGAIS Project, funded by the European Community under the Seventh Framework Program, aims to analyze ethics governance processes within innovative technology development projects (in particular, ambient intelligence, nanotechnology, nuclear technologies). The project has a relevant impact on society as the development of outputs evolves in close collaboration with the main stakeholders involved directly and indirectly in Ethics Governance processes (decision-makers, project managers, IT companies, academics, scientific community, civil society, policy makers, European Commission as a funder of IT projects, etc.). In fact, it is noted that, to date, IT projects do not sufficiently integrate potential ethical considerations throughout their life cycle and, as a result, Ethics Governance is often absent altogether. EGAIS also envisages the development of an online knowledge community for ongoing stakeholder discussion, through which the project's deliverables and public outputs will be made accessible, including analysis of strategic ethical issue management models, definition of Ethics Governance models, and solutions and suggestions for effective integration of ethics within technology development projects. Project partners
(Consortium exit date: April 1, 2011). To learn about the main results of the project and to be updated on events organized by the EGAIS Consortium, the following documents can be consulted.