Learn To Grow is a methodology developed by the German professor Klaus North who pursed, in a combined way, growth and learning in businesses in order to generate dynamic capabilities and sustain competitive advantages in turbulent environments. With the support of the Provincial Council of Gipuzkua, we have developed between 2012 and 2014 growth projects in 9 SMEs in the region of Urola Garaia and in 8 SMEs in the region of Buruntzaldea, working with the help of the development agency UGGASA, the City of Andoain and BIB, S. Coop. Further information about Learn to Grow in www.haztenikasi.net
Domoalert is an innovative start-up founded in 2012 in order to revolutionize the field of home automation and to make it available to the general public, innovatively combining different technological advances, drawing on the strenghts and functionalities, eliminating entry barriers through practical, simple to install and use, and economical solutions. More information about Domoalert in https://domoalert.com
Consolidation of the Innovation Workgroup as a body that leads and coordinates the innovation management cycle in AKABA, identifying and starting to develop various innovation projects.
Definition of an innovative business model for an innovative initiative to boost marketing activity.
Definition of a new business model oriented toward introducing a new product into new markets.
Innovation process leading to the introduction of new products and diversification of existing products, new brand positioning, promotion of an online distribution channel without intermediaries, in-house development of machinery to automate production processes, and a search for partners to break into the US market.
Empowering a group of leading companies in key sectors of the province to establish the optimum use of current resources and capabilities, along with setting up new business opportunities.
The establishment of an innovative programme of research into orality, in collaboration with the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa, the Town Council of Villabona, Euskal Herriko Bertsozale Elkartea, the University of the Basque Country, the Kutxa bank and the Basque Government.