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NaN·tic report on Anella

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An Anella report presents NaN·tic’s experience as an example of creating an ICT company with limited resources and alternatives to conventional funding. The case was published after the project’s participation in BizBarcelona 2012.

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Today, the search for sources of funding seems to be the only way to start a business project; through our example, we want to show you that there are also alternative ways to create companies.

As a result of our participation in BizBarcelona 2012, Anella, the business competitiveness portal promoted by ACC1Ó of the Government of Catalonia, decided to make our case public as an example of how to undertake an ICT project with few resources.

View the report on Anella

Frequently asked questions

What alternative to financing does the Anella case present?

The case shows that there are also alternative ways to create a company, beyond looking for sources of funding.

What kind of project does the report describe?

It describes how to undertake an information and communications technology project with limited resources.

Why did Anella publish this case?

Anella published it as an example of ICT entrepreneurship with limited resources, following the project’s participation in BizBarcelona 2012.

Where can the report be viewed?

The article includes a link to the Anella report on YouTube.

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