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The biggest limitation,

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when implementing
information technology,

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data management,
or digitalization,

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is a limitation of education.

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A development, a research
we are working on,

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is that of reading, interpreting,
gathering the billions of...

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or zillions of data
that we produce nowadays.

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In one day, in the world,
we produce the quantity of data

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that in the 19th century
we produced in one century.

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The biggest limitation,
the greatest barrier,

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is the education of people,

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they have to understand
that they need the IT,

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and that they should participate
in its development.

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Data are part of
human heritage,

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I am not that scared,

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for me it's an opportunity
not to make things easier,

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or to have phones
we can play with more and more,

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but rather a way of using,
without losing value,

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the data we produce.

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I don't believe that data alone are
the only solution for the future.

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The hardware
still has its importance.

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By hardware I mean the physical
part of the product, of technology,

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of the application.

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Software is what is
intangibly operative.

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There isn't only one solution,
we will not become slaves,

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even if we already are partly
enslaved in its use,

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but we won't become slaves
of software technology,

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because we will always need
a hardware component.

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Obviously, human beings
must protect themselves

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from such a development,

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because technology can harm you
at some point.

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Nowadays, there already exist
robots,

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that thanks to AI programs,

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already have 50% of the abilities
of their human owner.

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When young people ask me
what the keys to success are,

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what they should do,

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I always answer: passion,

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which for me is always number 1

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both in your professional
and private life.

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Second, a suitcase in your hands,
today much more than before.

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And a little bit of luck.

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These are the ingredients
to be a successful person.

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Even if achieving success
is always hard.

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Then you must develop
resistance to efforts,

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psychological resistance
to difficulties.

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That is the final ingredient,

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it makes you feel
like you have got there,

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it means knowing
how to manage loneliness,

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how to manage moments
of unpopularity,

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difficulties that you know
you have to solve by yourself.

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At the beginning, you ask yourself
some questions,

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what comes now?
What's behind the corner?

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Where do I see myself in 5 years?

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When you start, you start
in a very impersonal way,

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in a banal and sometimes
frustrating way.

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Then you try to understand,
mile for mile,

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what life has in store for you.
And you never find it out,

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you find it out at the last minute,
when they’ll offer you a job,

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and you must be ready.
When the right opportunity comes,

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it doesn't come by registered mail,
a month in advance,

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with the map of the place
you'll have to go to,

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and a copy of your job description,
it comes when it comes.

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Step by step, one must learn
how to seize opportunities,

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and how to create your own
opportunity, that's important.

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If you feel that your mind,
your heart,

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is taking you in one direction,
because you like it more,

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or you feel you are being
truer to yourself,

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you have to try to create
the right situation.

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If you let the river
carry you away,

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you will hardly
get out of the riverbed.

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I've worked in the medical sector
for 25 years,

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I absorbed a language,
a knowledge, a competence,

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and I could be mistaken
for a doctor.

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At times, some friends
asked me for advice,

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in a profession that wasn't mine.

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Then I changed my job,

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I started dealing
with industrial automation,

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I had to study everything
from scratch again.

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One day a person said to another:

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"When Golla speaks, at a medical
congress he sounds like a doctor,

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at an automation congress
he sounds like an engineer,

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at an economy congress
he sounds like an economist".

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That comment was exaggerated,

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but I think it caught
my ability to be professional,

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not because I feel like
it's my duty,

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I'm professional for passion,
for pleasure.