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  • Cities or theme parks?

    Tourist success can turn cities into theme parks in which the citizens themselves feel out of place or displaced from their noblest areas. We can see it in Venice, Prague, Barcelona, ​​or in the Old Town of Donosti, without going any further. The commitment to a certain model of mass tourism, which replaces local commerce…

  • A collaborative environment for the promotion of the smart economy

    We have opened the first call for our cowork in Bilbao. What is this about Naider Cowork Bilbao? It’s a good thing, don’t be scared! This is a Naider initiative to welcome professionals at various stages of their careers (economists, engineers, architects, urbanists, communicators, managers, facilitators…) who see Naider as a project that covers their…

  • 30 billion connected objects in 2020

    Many large companies are whetting their appetites at the significant business opportunities that the development of the Internet of Things will bring. The telecommunications company Verizon has published the report State of the Market: Internet of Things 2016, according to which between 2014 and 2021 the number of connected objects in the world will multiply…

  • A factory of performances and opportunities on the estuary

    COMING SOON… For more information, contact us at naider@naider.com

  • Video: The land that breathes

    The effect of global warming on the Arctic ice cap and oxygen production, visualized on video.

  • Mexico City: Free public transport to leave the car

    Mexico City is reaching worrying levels of air pollution that seriously affect the health of its citizens. In 2015, there was a record of seven environmental precontingencies activated, alerts that limit outdoor activities due to high concentrations of pollutants. The problem gets worse; from 2010 to 2013, vehicles registered in the region increased by 8,…

  • Advancing in Industry 4.0

    The technology corporation Tecnalia leads the European project ProSEco, whose objective is the advancement of manufacturing companies in the so-called Industry 4.0, through the contribution to the design, development and collaborative management of advanced and intelligent services. The project, with a budget of seven million euros, five of which are financed by the Seventh Framework…

  • Music for the development of the city

    A few weeks ago, Barcelona City Council adopted a more flexible interpretation of the regulations for shows in Catalonia to allow live music in any bar, restaurant or cafeteria, as long as it complies with soundproofing and security measures, until the closing time set by your license – 11 pm in the areas more saturated-…

  • Reducing food waste would mitigate climate change

    Up to 14% of greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural activities could be eliminated by 2050 through better food management and distribution, according to a scientific study by Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research echoed by The Guardian. Agriculture emitted up to 20% of global greenhouse gases in 2010, says report co-author Prajal Pradhan, so preventing…