How does Shariiing support the use of data for performance in high performance sports?
Discover the SMART project and the POC (Proof of Concept) SMART, the future connected gym, located in Pessac (Bordeaux).
Use case from LIST, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, which uses Shariiing to facilitate decision-making on complex data.
Shariiing helps them to make data-driven and collaborative decisions, thus facilitating collective decision-making.
Logitech Scribe camera test with Shariiing. Result in video.
Connect your spaces. Digitize the content captured by the camera in Shariiing. Add value with captures and annotations.
“With Shariiing in our Innovation Lab, we see a real change. Our approach is much more unifying, there is more bonding in the teams. The participants are happy to be there, it’s rewarding for them. We use the screen as much as the Meetiiim collaborative table, which is a place for meeting and co-construction.”
“Shariiing allows us to plan teaching sequences around projects common to several departments of the IUT and located on distant sites.
The interactivity offered, combined with a project-based teaching approach, is an innovative element that helps to get students more involved.”
With Shariiing in the workshops, Arts et Metiers, the French engineering college has developed
inter-institutional projects allowing interdisciplinary collaboration by and for students.
Since the creation of Shariiing, we have wanted to address the issues related to communication between physical and virtual environments. We have succeeded in combining collaboration and immersion with our latest software: Shariiing VR.
“Shariiing is a great tool to help architects and designers collaborate more on projects, make a splash during the client presentation.”
The new hybridisation of work requires adaptation to maintain efficiency, productivity and conviviality.
Our tools and the design of our workspaces must change.
Discover our analysis on the subject and how Shariiing fits into this new era.
“With Shariiing, we share business
expertise both around the table and on the other side of the world to make decisions and we are one step ahead of our competitors.”
The new hybrid methods require adaptation to maintain efficiency, productivity and conviviality. It is therefore necessary to change the layout of our work spaces.
The hybridisation of work is underway, oscillating between face-to-face and remote work. How can we design workspaces that enable successful hybrid collaboration?