12. Airbnb has acquired Barcelona-
based ‘peer-to-peer travel’
startup Trip4real
By Robin Wauters. September 17th, 2016.
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16. 1. Incubio
2. Connector
3. Seedrocket
4. SHIP2B
5. Go BCN Startups
6. Barcelona International Business
Accelerator
7. ATIPICS
8. Itnig
9. 101startups
10.Grupo ITNET
11.Inspirit
12.Intercom
13.MODA22 Makers
14.Intelectium
13. Antai Venture Builder
14. Blockchain Space
+30 Incubators & Accelerators & Venture builders
17. Lánzame
18. Spire Bioventures
19. Testabit
20. Wayra
21. The Founder Institute
22. StartupBootCamp
23. Impact
24. Startup Catalonia: 7 accelerators
25. European Space Agency Business Incubation
Centre Barcelona
26. Akola Venture Builder
27. Sharing Accelerator
28. The Carrot Cake
29. Nuclio
30. Bloomium
31. Reimagine Drone
17. Fablabs, Makers & Coworking spaces
FAB LABS of MIT network in Catalonia
• Fab Lab Barcelona
• MADE
• TestLab21
• Green Fab Lab
• Tinkerers Fab Lab
• Beach Lab Sitges
• MOB Makers of Barcelona
• Imagine Creativity Center
• FabCafe Barcelona
• Betahaus Barcelona
• Impact HUB Barcelona
• 190 coworking centers in Barcelona and Catalonia (Cowocat)
Fab labs provide widespread access to modern means for
invention. They began as an outreach project from MIT’s
Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA), and became into a
collaborative and global network.
Concept and photo from Fab Lab Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland
18. 1. @MWCapital
2. @4YFN_MWC
3. Smart City Expo @SmartCityexpo
4. IOTS World Congress @IOTSWC
5. Sònar+D @sonarplusd
6. BLE @bcnentrepreneur
7. Biz Barcelona @bizbarcelona
8. @StartupGrindBCN
9. @Challenge_rs
10. www.gamelab.es/2016
11. Barcelona Startup Week
12. Healthcare Investment Forum
13. @accio_cat Investment Forum
14. @PrimaveraPro Startups
15. @3DSBarcelona
16. OuiShare Fest Barcelona 2016
17. This Way Up @ThisWayUp_
18. NewCo @newcobcn
19. TechDemoDay @LaSalleTechnova
20. @Uwakeupbcn
+60 Key Events in the Catalan ecosystem
21. INNY meetings
22. ODDER meetings
23. @ironhack Barcelona
24. #kinnernetcat2016
25. Dia emprenedoria Sud Catalunya
26. jornadesrdi.cat
27. @InnovaBarcelona
28. Entrepreneurship Day ESADE
29. DLD Barcelona
30. Startup Weekend Barcelona
31. Startup Next Barcelona
32. Fuckup Nights Barcelona
33. Pathways 2016 Barcelona
34. @FestUpBCNl
35. Barcelona Design Week 2016
36. IN(3D)USTRY @in3dustry
37. @LegalHackathon
38. angelhack-barcelona-2016
39. Three Headed Monkey Awards
40. Weekend Challenge @Tecnocampus
41. Catalunya Emprèn Congress
42. #jornadaemprenedoria Sant Cugat
43. Biz Marathon Igualada
44. @Ent_Ex
45. @DataBeersBCN
46. @ingraciaEvents
47. @MIDbarcelona
48. Startup’s Demo Day @UPC_School
49. Nuclio Weekend @NuclioVB
50. Big Data Congress
51. @_twenty50_
52. Mostra Emprenedors Girona
53. Meetup Barcelona Internet Startups
54. Meetup Startup Founder 101
55. Meetup Community of Digital Nomads
56. Meetup BCN Startup Team
57. La Salle Business Angels School
58. @igniteBCN
59. @FirstTuesdayBCN
60. @Drinkpreneurs
61. Lady Problems Hackathon - Barcelona
19. Corporations working with startups
1. Bayer
2. Seat
3. Telefónica
4. Banc Sabadell
5. Agbar
6. Hotusa
7. Ogilvy
8. Ficosa
9. Fluidra
10.Promaut
11.Sorigué
12.Torras
13.Leroy Merlin &Netmentora
14.Guirbau
15.Grupo Z
16.Open Trends
17.Suara
18.Casa Ametller
19.Grupo Sifu
20.Zobele
21.Vallformosa
22.Port of Barcelona
23.CELSA
24.Sanofi
25.Tenkan-Ten de ACSIS
26.Seidor
27.InnovaHub - Gas Natural Fenosa
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26. They look for ?
• Complementing company’s own products with external innovation, coming from
startups
• Diversifying, in areas where the company does not have deep knowledge,
because those areas are based on basal technologies other than the company’s
own and because address not known markets.
• Improving the organization itself
• As a mechanism for attracting talent
• Contact with specific business opportunities
• Immersion in a global ecosystem
• A window and a jump to the future
28. The accelerating growth of technology, which has doubled every 200 years since 1400
Image: Michael Lee, SA Museum
29. the attempt to build the
best computer with the
existing technology at that
time
The computing power that can be purchased per unit cost has doubled every two years
30. Adoption of technologies by users has traditionally followed a pattern of curve S
Adoption of technologies
32. Curves of adoption of certain technologies in common use: telephone, electricity, etc. etc.
Adoption of technologies
Today, the adoption curve of certain new technologies is almost a vertical line
35. 1. A high rate of disruption
2. A very fast process of technology adoption
Both factors (+disruptions and -time of diffusion) introduce enormous challenges in
traditional companies
Remember! A new technology means (in many cases) the vanishing of existing
companies and sometimes of entire sectors
Summary
36. 1. Established companies
2. public research centers (universities, hospitals etc.)
Traditionally, technology has been created in TWO PLACES:
Due to: 1) The acceleration of tech change and 2) to the
expectations on technology, in recent years there has appeared a
new actor: Startups
37. • Speed
• Money
o To gain speed, startups concentrate developments and milestones in few years
o They can do that only with money, supplied by investors, who take equity
o In general, established companies don’t loss equity for assuming new developments
• Expectations
o Investors (in exchange of their money) want to see a “promising future”
o They have expectations and they want to believe in a big potential final deal
o So, EXITS are the focus of those investors
• Exits
o Acquisition of the startup by a big corporation
o IPO
• An innovation
• Global potential impact
• Risk
• Talent
• The process (incubators, accelerators, venture builders…)
• Management (Lean, Agile, Design Thinking ...)
• Culture
Startup ?
38. Startups provide disruption based on the constant search of opportunities and needs
The major societal challenges: fundamental objectives of those startups
But traditional companies see also startups as a way of innovation!
• Corporate Venturing today has extended and systematized.
• Established companies define challenges to the startups and then buy them (after having
transferred the risk to other actors: entrepreneurs & investors & accelerators…)
• Biotech is the reference model. Big Pharma has delegated development of new drugs
Startups
39.
40. Failure
• But the startup process is something
uncertain
• Awareness of randomness generates a
real entrepreneurial process where all
stakeholders are aware of risks they
take and share.
• Failure is a highly probable scenario
absolutely accepted.
• So, if entrepreneurs fail, they try again
ISRAEL
41. Economical process for a city or region
1,000 new
startups per
year
Seed & Risk
capital 4,500M€
+10,000M€ per
year in Exits
Israeli Ecosystem
6,000 startups
Selling technology encapsulated in the form of startups
43. TALENT is mobile and itinerant
Global Competition for talent !
• Something not new (Science). But new in the Innovation Systems and in the
entrepreneurship arena.
• 25% of the CEOs of Barcelona Startup ecosystem are foreigners
• VISAs for entrepreneurs
• Digital Nomads…
44. New models also for Education? Challenges
• Entrepreneurs address challenges
• Hackatons, competitions…
• Schools & Universities start using those methods
46. 11) The phenomenon reaches places traditionally economically complicated
47. • Slush Helsinki (slush.org)
• 4YFN Barcelona (https://www.4yfn.com)
• StartupFest Europe ‘17 Amsterdam (startupfesteurope.com)
• The Next Web Conference Amsterdam (https://thenextweb.com)
• TAU Innovation Conference TelAviv(http://tau-innovation.com)
• Websummit 2017 Lisbon (https://websummit.com)
• Startup Camp Berlin (https://scb17.de/)
• South Summit Madrid(https://es.southsummit.co)
• Vivatech Paris
• Techstarts: Disrupt London, Disrupt Berlin, Disrupt San
Francisco, etc.