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Incapto, start-up catalana amb un doctorat industrial en marxa, revoluciona el sector del cafè d’especialitat

Incapto, a Barcelona specialty coffee startup, has revolutionized the specialty coffee sector in less than three years | The company collaborates with the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya on a research project on business sustainability, focusing on the importance of planning and experience in business creation.

Incapto, a Barcelona startup in the world of specialty coffee, is setting a new course in this industry. In less than three years, Incapto has established itself as a leader in the sector, revolutionizing the specialty coffee market. Its value proposition is based on the elimination of intermediaries to offer cheaper prices and sustainable practices. With funding of nearly 10 million euros achieved through several rounds of investment, Incapto has experienced rapid growth, dedicating itself to the sale of coffee machines, the sale of coffee and coffee roasting. Its innovative subscription platform and the intelligent software of its coffee makers have managed to attract more than 20,000 individual customers and 2,000 companies. With ambitions for international growth and a strong focus on research and development, Incapto aspires to become a world leader in the specialty coffee market.  For more information go to the original news of elmon.cat

In 2022, she started a collaborative research project with the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, studying the impact of planning on the sustainability of a new company. The project emphasizes the importance of experience in starting up companies, highlighting the value of knowing common mistakes and how to make key decisions. The work focuses on the development of a model that helps the entrepreneur to simulate the start of a company, evaluating potential risks and weaknesses. This model, complemented by a simulator, aims to analyze business execution beyond the initial value proposition, assessing critical areas and multidisciplinary success stories. More information about the project on the Industrial Doctorates website.