Jose Lezáun Ayerra

🇪🇸✨ A first for Spain! We’re proud to announce the launch of the country’s first regional Account-Based Ticketing (ABT) system, delivered by Masabi in partnership with Plexus Tech for Xunta de Galicia. Branded as Galicia Mobility Platform 4.0 (MoBT), this new system modernizes public transport across Galicia, allowing passengers to plan, pay, and travel seamlessly using their mobile phones.📱 The pilot is already live with Rías Baixas, which launched in July on routes in Santiago de Compostela, Deza, and the A Coruña–Lugo line. In October, the solution will expand to 26 municipalities, including Pontevedra, Vigo, and Sanxenxo, before ultimately reaching 127 operators as deployment progresses. Powered by Masabi’s Justride platform, this milestone makes travel simpler, smarter, and more connected, while ensuring operators and authorities can stay ahead of evolving passenger needs. We’re thankful for the close collaboration with Xunta de Galicia and Plexus Tech, whose shared vision of modern, accessible, and passenger-focused mobility made this achievement possible. Together, we’re shaping the future of public transport in Spain. 🚌 Find out more in the comments. #MasabiDelivers #PublicTransport #SmartCities

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👀 Catalonia’s 3D printing industry is on the rise. Today, 156 companies generate €560M in turnover, with parts manufacturing leading the sector. For five consecutive years, Catalonia has ranked as the world’s second most attractive region for foreign investment in 3D printing projects 🚀 Learn more and access the full report 👇 https://lnkd.in/dXiJ86kM

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This summer, we are proud to be part of CAAmpamento Madrid, an inclusive leisure initiative for neurodivergent people led by Asociación Try It Pediatría. The program offers neurodivergent children and young people adapted, respectful, and enjoyable experiences — including visits to Parque de Atracciones de Madrid, Parque Warner Madrid, Parque Warner Beach and Zoo Aquarium de Madrid. Beyond the visits, our involvement goes further. We have carried out a training and awareness process for park managers and leadership teams, focused on respecting neurodiversity, understanding sensory and communication differences and recognizing the role of leisure in emotional regulation and participation. At Parques Reunidos, we are committed to building leisure spaces where inclusion and neurodiversity are truly respected. Learn more 👉​ https://lnkd.in/drvshyHb #ParquesReunidos #CAAmpamentoMadrid #Neurodiversity #Accessibility #TryitPediatría #Inclusion

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News 👀 : Startup HappyRobot has raised $44M in Series B funding to build AI agents to logistics and shipping businesses. Led by 3 Spanish co-founders Pablo Palafox, Javi Palafox and Luis Paarup in the Bay Area, HappyRobot is an emerging example of a startup finding real traction -- and revenue -- bringing AI to a specific vertical 🤖 🚛 Fast facts on HappyRobot: -ARR of $10M+ -$44M Series B led by Base10 Partners -Other investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator, Tokio Marine Group and WaVe-X -Valued at ~$500M, per a source -Works with 8 of top 10 brokers, 2 of top 3 ocean carriers, and clients like DHL Supply Chain, Werner Enterprises, Schneider Is the tech all the way there yet? For voice features, mostly yes. For AI workflows, the startup still relies on FDEs to deploy its AI agents and "vibe-code" a last-mile solution. “It’s very much a Rorschach test. If you believe that agents aren’t going to be able to do 10% of what they promise to do, then this will not be a very interesting investment,” says investor Adeyemi Ajao. “But this might be the company that crafts the path, and the playbook, for the rest of the agentic companies in other verticals.” A big thanks to partner Vanta for helping this interview reach the wider startup ecosystem, fully free 🙌 🚀 https://lnkd.in/ec49psuy

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Optimising our operations is key to helping more people with allergy. A recent IT project at ALK Spain successfully ends a global initiative to do just that. 🌟    Over the past three years, more than 150 colleagues from across our global sites have worked together to implement a significant SAP system upgrade at our production facility in Madrid, Spain. This project marks the final successful implementation across our production sites in France, Denmark, the USA, and now Spain.    While a system upgrade might sound rather simple, this upgrade impacts nearly every aspect of our operations at ALK – from production and inventory management to finance and shipping – requiring seamless cross-functional teamwork for a smooth transitioning across the site.     Led by Andreas S. T. Schmidt, Senior Project Manager in IT at ALK, the initiative in Spain refined workflows, ensured alignment with global systems, and created a framework to set us up for future growth:  “This project was never just about upgrading software; it was about collaboration across departments and borders to re-design business processes, enhance efficiency, and minimise manual mistakes. Despite being one of the largest IT projects at ALK in decades, the result exceeded our expectations, thanks to the dedication and collaborative spirit of everyone involved. Applying some of the most progressive and innovative project management frameworks to a pharmaceutical context, we all united under a shared goal to ensure success, ultimately enabling us to help more people with allergy.” Thank you to all colleagues involved! Below is a group photo showing part of the global project team. 📸 #teamALK #SAP #collaboration #innovation 

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