SIDI in Lugano offers knowledge yet to be explored, indispensable for those who want to be competitive in the upcoming markets

The "School of Disruption" is the e-learning platform supported by the Swiss Institute for Disruptive Innovation, which offers a range of courses focused on innovation and new technologies, already counting a network of 2.000 members in 42 countries around the world.
A very important mission is to transfer know-how and teach technology and innovation to those who cannot afford it anywhere in the world, especially in developing countries.
Lo Swiss Institute for Disruptive Innovation (SIDI) is an organization founded in 2015 in Lugano by a group of researchers, developers, entrepreneurs and innovators.
SIDI identifies, studies and explores the opportunities and risks of upcoming disruptive innovations to guide companies, institutions and public administrations in depth in unleashing their growth potential.
Intercept the megatrends and work innovations with an event

Courses ranging from Space Architecture to Biotechnology, to the Metaverse
The range of courses is truly varied and innovative: not only in terms of content, but also in the methods of digital interaction.
It is designed to meet users' needs with on-demand lessons, accessible from any type of device, subtitled in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German, and leaves a certificate of attendance once you've finished learning.
Interesting connection to the architecture and design sector with topics such as spatial architecture, 3D printing for building construction, computational design and Metaverse Real Estate.
In Lugano, the technological revolution in building becomes an event

(Photo: Ismail El Omari/I-Ghata Project)
“Deep Impact”, a project to provide real opportunities to those who don't have any yet
Deep Impact is the School of Disruption's CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) program that allows companies to support scholarships for deserving students from developing nations, giving them access to the know-how they need to seize emerging opportunities related to innovation.
The latter plays a crucial role in getting out of poverty in certain areas of the world, and SIDI intends to transform these difficulties into opportunities.
The development of socially inclusive actions makes it possible to give disadvantaged people access to new knowledge and improve not only their lives, but also the community.
Initiatives concerning programs of technology transfer and support for scholarships will become an increasingly adopted trend, as innovation is the engine of global growth, both in terms of economy and well-being.
By supporting the next generation of innovators, you invest in the global community.
Thus Lugano has evolved into the most dynamic Swiss digital hotspot

Corporate Social Responsibility: the new social inclusion that works for everyone
Thanks to the sharing of knowledge, not only new opportunities arise, but also the knowledge of different cultures and new perspectives.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a business practice that analyzes the impact of a company's actions on employees, customers, the environment and the collective community, through activities and initiatives, such as ethical business practices, environmental conservation, philanthropy and of corporate governance.
The goal is to have a positive impact on society e on the environmentwhile achieving corporate goals.
Many large companies and majors are investing heavily in Corporate Social Responsibility, it is certain that this will be the next trend also for micro-enterprises and SMEs all over the world, and it is very interesting how all this is happening very quickly and without historical precedents.
Paola Sonni of the School of Disruption interviews space architect Alfredo Muñoz
Some scenes from the workshop that capture the essence of the School of Disruption and its hybrid and concentrated online and offline practices that have a global dimension, where Deep Impact represents a focus on developing countries



