An observatory on the fourth industrial revolution
Founded in 2022, the TE·DI Observatory Association is a space for sharing and debate on the themes linked to the digital transformation.
In recent years, the use of digital technologies and the progress of digitalisation have accelerated significantly, generating new geopolitical challenges and reshaping individual and collective behaviour.
In this context, TE·DI was born from the need to analyse recent digital dynamics and to provide a key to reading the new geopolitical scenarios brought about by the ongoing transformation.
The association promotes research, study, scientific dissemination and training on the themes linked to the new spatial and territorial form of the digital age.
What we do
TE·DI organises its activities around four complementary pillars, with a multidisciplinary view on digital themes.
Research
Analysis and study of the geopolitical dynamics driven by the digital transformation.
Study
In-depth exploration of themes linked to the fourth industrial revolution.
Dissemination
Scientific dissemination through the Journal and publications.
Training
Programmes and initiatives to build knowledge on digital territories.
The TE·DI team
In line with the objectives and mission that TE·DI sets itself, professors, researchers and analysts from heterogeneous fields collaborate in its activities, in order to provide a multidimensional, 360° perspective on the dynamics underway.
The Executive Board
Promotes the activity of TE·DI, defines its general orientations and ensures that its work is consistent with the objectives set.
The Scientific & Technical Committee
Composed of experts and scholars of proven competence and experience. It carries out research on themes of interest and supports the Presidency in its activities.
The Organisational Direction
The operational unit of TE·DI that connects the various structures and is responsible for all the activities promoted.
Would you like to join the team?
TE·DI has no political affiliation and is open to the collaboration of all those who share its objectives and its code of ethics.
Collaboration is voluntary and free of charge. Published articles and materials are freely reproducible, provided the author and source are cited.