Lanzadera, a business accelerator promoted by Juan Roig, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have joined forces to promote the sustainable growth of startups. This is explained in a statement, in which they state that startups that are part of Lanzadera have access to the AWS Activate program, which offers free tools, resources, and content designed to simplify each step of the startup development process.
In addition, its members are offered business and technical consulting by AWS experts, training and support, as well as infrastructure templates and AWS credits, they say.
Likewise, AWS also participates in the Lanzadera CTOs Club to offer specific mentoring to this group and has already begun to provide training sessions and workshops to Lanzadera startups focused on Amazon's innovation methodology, focused on an operating model that " puts customers at the center," they add.
One firm, the startup Euler Tools, has already received help from AWS to be able to develop a 100% customer-based product. Hand in hand, they carried out different exercises applying Amazon's innovation methodology to define their client and better focus the development of their product.
“It is very gratifying that the startups promoted by Lanzadera are receiving more and more training and support from AWS, a benchmark company in innovation on an international scale with which we have cemented a great long-term alliance. With their support, entrepreneurs will be able to optimize their businesses, which will translate into an increase in their profits”, affirms Javier Jiménez, general director of Lanzadera.
“Millions of customers around the world, including the fastest growing startups, trust AWS to power their infrastructure, fuel their innovation, bring new services to market quickly, and be more agile. We are delighted to work with a benchmark startup accelerator like Lanzadera and help Spanish startups to get the most out of cloud technology to innovate on behalf of their clients, grow and accelerate their expansion”, says Miguel Álava , General Manager of Amazon Web Services in Iberia.
