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BridgeIT enters into a major contract with Lockheed Martin
BridgeIT signs an agreement with Lockheed Martin to deliver a mobile solution for servicing Sikorsky helicopters.
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Charity and Wellbeing walk hand-in-hand
We are pleased to announce that we have released “Every Step Counts” in close collaboration with Scholl.
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BridgeIT gives Emini’s time registration app a new design
Emini’s time registration application, known as SelvReg, is an existing iPad solution that has been updated and polished by BridgeIT.
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The ReACT app is now made public
After a positive test period, the Danish Dementia Research Centre has decided to release the ReACT app for public use.
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Using mobile engagement tools improves high performance learning up to 20%
Most companies are familiar with the fact that the lack of employee engagement is linked with the negative outcome of any change or training session. Participants lack preparation, interest or maintaining knowledge, which often weakens the outcome.
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Odense Municipality is joining Minvej
After a successful Minvej pilot project Odense Municipality has decided to offer Minvej to citizens in their rehabilitation efforts for people with mental vulnerabilities and mental illness.
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New app released: QVARTZ Connected
We are pleased to announce that we have released an app in collaboration with the management consulting company QVARTZ. The app is called QVARTZ Connected, and it is a tool designed to be used by people in motion.
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The app, Farlige Stoffer, helps with the chemistry!
We are pleased to have developed an app that can make everyday life easier for DEMA’s (Danish Emergency Management Agency) employees and other stakeholders.
read moreEmpAct now at Copenhagen Municipality!
We are happy to announce that we have launched a new app, called Min Arbejdsplads, for employees at Copenhagen municipality. The mobile app solution is based on our EmpAct concept
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BridgeIT app LevMedType2 featured in research article
Together with Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen we created the app “LevMedType2”. In this research article the authors review the project from case study perspective.
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