As part of its research and innovation initiatives, GA Smart Building wanted to look ahead to the future needs of users of its connected buildings and the new services it could offer to provide them with new ways of interacting with their environment.
HDG supported GA Smart Building in the implementation of a process centred on uses and innovation (Barcamp and Hackaton type).
HDG assisted GA in surveying the company about the uses, expectations and day-to-day difficulties of its employees in their working environment, with a view to identifying innovative concepts for embedded technologies in its future buildings, in the service of people.
HDG's objective was to help GA Smart Building imagine tomorrow's relationships and interactions between people and their working environment.
Using design thinking techniques, our group was able, in record time, to turn the ideas of a representative panel of the company (100 people) into real actions and concrete projects.
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