Entries written by:

Naider

  • Future is coming, Industry 4.0

    Time passes us it brings something more than new products and services to the market, times change and companies do so hand in hand; personal relationships between bosses and employees have long ceased to shine due to their rigidity and “modern” business models are taking up space in offices in the Basque Country. The same…

  • Txina, eguzkiaren jabe

    Txina aipatzean harresia, lan kultura edota gastronomy tipikoa etortzen zaigu burura normalean, orain dela hamar urte ez luke inork esango Txina mundu potentzia bilakatuko zenik eguzki-energiaren arloan, besteak beste, lurralde hau ez delako muduan eguzki izpi gehien jasotzen duena. Spain statue energy speck hau sustatzeko saiakera egin zen orain dela urte batzuk, baina political interest…

  • Sustainable future, possible future

    According to the result of the last study by The New Climate Economy, 2015 is presented as a unique opportunity to implement certain practices that will make it possible to achieve the objective that the Global Commission for the economy and the environment proposed for the year 2030. This publication analyzes the role of both…

  • Stop? startup!

    The future is young, even more so when new technologies They open up a new paradigm in the business market, that is precisely where young people, like fish in water, begin to take advantage of the opportunities that the Internet offers, as the new publication by young business talents. The possibility of working “differently”, without…

  • Confidence in the innovation train

    The lean times in the technological innovation area of ​​Spanish companies are giving way to greener pastures. This is the conclusion drawn from a report by Claranet, a leading innovation and development company. This study highlights that the Spanish are the European companies that invest the most time in this section: around 12% compared to…

  • Wealth and inequality, two sides of the same coin

    The proverb says that the money was made round so that it rolls. Even so, it seems you forgot to mention that it tends to roll more towards the rich than the poor. The same can be seen from a publication by the Foundation for Applied Economics Studies of the Complutense University . Based on…

  • Cities Vs Urban Theme Parks

    Barcelona seems to have begun to take precautionary measures so as not to shoot up the rate of tourists per square meter with the suspension of new hotel licenses. Many consider tourism an inexhaustible source of wealth for cities but sometimes forget the impact and cost of a complex phenomenon in terms of changes in…

  • Utopia moves by bicycle

    All cities take steps to integrate the bicycle into their urban space, but only a few visionaries dare to subvert order and become smoke-free cities. Utopia advances before by bicycle. At naider we work for this.

  • Climate change, a matter of the few but powerful

    China: 25.36%, United States: 14.4%, European Union: 10.16%, India: 6.96%, Russia: 5.36 %, Japan: 3.11%, Brazil: 2.4%, Indonesia: 1.76%, Mexico: 1.67%, Iran: 1.65%. This is the Top 10 CO2 emitting countries. Together they accumulate 73% of the planet’s emissions. It would then seem simple to tackle the problem of Climate Change. It would only be…

  • Check to Greece. A “NO” will never be so positive

    The referendum in Greece next Sunday shows the political weakness of an international power like the EU. David against Goliath. This is how some define the negotiation process. Others see it the opposite: saviors of the common good against the pirates of the Aegean. The latter are a bit arrogant. They surely forget that Greece…