Los días 18 y 24 de julio se llevará a cabo en el Palacio de Otalora de Aretxabaleta la tercera edición SAIOKA. Hasta la fecha son 13 personas han comprometido ya su participación en esta nueva edición de SAIOKA.
SAIOKA está dirigido a todos aquellos socios que dispongan de una experiencia laboral mínima de 5 años y que evidencien una predisposición favorable al emprendimiento y la intercooperación como estrategias para el desarrollo empresarial.
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La palabra “pivotar” no está siempre bien considerada en el mundo de las startups, ya que conlleva la connotación que, en una u otra manera, los fundadores han fracasado. Pero a veces, fracasar – o por lo menos ser capaz de reconocer que estás en el camino equivocado – es el mejor camino hacia el éxito.
Mientras que los fundadores de ciertas compañías como Evernote, se enorgullecen de mantenerse 100% fieles a su visión original, hay muchas otras start
Echemos un vistazo a algunas de las predecesoras de las startups más populares del momento, algunas ahora valoradas en miles de millones de dólares:
Someday soon having to remember to put on your digital health tracking device in the morning might no longer be an issue. If the latest crop of health-minded wearables companies succeed, health sensors will make their way into things we are already wearing — like undershirts, underwear, and socks.
Digital health wearables are slowly but surely making their way into clothing.
Europe needs to find new ways of tackling obesity as traditional prevention measures clearly appear to be failing, according to EU policymakers and health experts. In just a few decades, obesity is expected to weigh heavily on Europe's healthcare systems and become the cause of many other illnesses.
Obesity is today a global phenomenon that affects all countries and all layers of society regardless of age, sex and income, with some health experts now referring to the pandemic as "globesity".
GE has started building an advanced composites plant that will supply lightweight wing components for one of the world’s most innovative passenger planes, the Airbus A350. The jet had its maiden flight on June 14, on the eve of the Paris Airshow.
GE Aviation traditionally makes high-end composites for next-generation jet engines like the GEnx and the LEAP. But the A350 will be the first passenger jet using advanced GE composites inside its structure.
The so-called Industrial Internet could increase productivity growth in Europe by 0.75 percentage points above the baseline, according to the report, entitled The Industrial Internet – Pushing the Boundaries of Minds and Machines, A European Perspective.
A smartphone app that launches this week from the health insurance company Aetna helps users monitor their own health-tracking data. As costs spiral upward, health-care companies could eventually turn to such apps as a way to encourage healthy behavior.
At MIT Technology Review’s Mobile Summit in San Francisco last week, Martha Wofford, consumer platform vice president at Aetna, said the company would launch an app called CarePass to serve as a portal for an individual’s health-related activity and, if he allows it, his medical records, too.
Eye-tracking has become the tech trend du jour. Advertisers use data on where you look and when to better capture your attention. Designers employ it to improve products. Game and phone developers utilize it to offer the latest in hands-free interaction.
Electronic airline tickets or medical records already live in massive data centers we’ve come to call “the cloud,” putting them never farther away than our fingertips. But GE said today it would start moving far more complex machine data to the cloud and build the first big data and analytic platform robust enough to manage the torrent of information generated by turbines, jet engines, medical scanners and other technology.
