Publish at February 22 2023 Updated February 22 2023
Complex thinking, but who can juggle data flows today? Complex thinking has never been cultivated as such and the demand for people capable of this type of thinking is exponential. This leads us to apprenticeships to integrate this thinking in the university. First steps.
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