Presentation by NaN·tic at the UOC
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NaN·tic took part in a UOC round table on the role of ICT in creating new companies. The presentation shared the company’s experience of starting without external financing and explained how its commitment to free software has contributed to its development; two videos of the event are included.
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Presentation by NaN·tic at the round table “ICT as a driver of innovation and entrepreneurship” organized by the Open University of Catalonia (UOC)
SABADELL – On 4 June, as part of the celebration of the 15th anniversary of the Computer Science, Multimedia and Telecommunications Studies at the Open University of Catalonia (UOC), NaN·tic was invited to discuss the role of ICT in the creation of new companies and to present its experience as “the example of a technology company that started from scratch without any external financing”.
The contribution of Albert Cervera, partner and founder of NaN·tic, shows how its business model contrasts with the usual search for external financing, and how NaN·tic’s firm commitment to offering services based on free software contributes decisively to the company’s development.
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What was the UOC round table about?
The round table focused on the role of ICT in creating new companies and fostering entrepreneurship.
What business experience did NaN·tic share?
It presented the experience of a technology company that started from scratch without external financing.
What material from the presentation is available?
The article includes two videos of the presentation held at the UOC.
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