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"I have worked with a number of IT suppliers and the Calvium provided services stand out by a mile! Not only is the quality always top notch but the updates and final delivery can always be counted on. A big differentiator to the competition. Always a pleasure to work with Calvium."
Mark Gennotte, Technical Product Manager, R2 Data Labs at Rolls-Royce
"Working with Calvium was an extremely insightful and engaging experience. Their ‘Ideascape’ research project creatively identified ways in which digital placemaking can positively contribute to the social, cultural and re-making of place. Calvium successfully mediated an inclusive and collaborative event which allowed the local community to participate and experience the many benefits that digital technologies can have in creative placemaking."
Emma M. Price – Studio Response
"This wasn’t just about creating an app. I felt like this was very much about creating a relationship with Calvium, and everybody working together to say, ‘Here’s a societal problem, here’s how we are all going to work hard together to help remediate that problem. We all care and we all want to help each child reach his or her full potential.’ Everybody had suggestions and insight, and that made this experience very positive for me."
Dr. Melissa Baralt, Háblame Bebé App
"I trust Calvium implicitly and enjoy working collaboratively and creatively with them. Working with them always feels very personal."
Ben Quash, Professor of Christianity and the Arts, Kings College London
User-centred design is a product development process that puts the end-user at the heart of the project. This means gaining an understanding of who they are — their wants, their problems and their perspectives — and then creating solutions tailored to those needs. When products are designed from their target user’s eyes, they are more likely to be embraced.
People with physical and mental differences face a host of barriers that reduce their quality of life by limiting their participation in social, political, cultural and economic life. It can be difficult to move around familiar neighbourhoods let alone strange places. For example, those with mobility impairments often can’t fully enjoy public spaces due to uneven surfaces, visually-impaired people can’t access everyday wayfinding information, and people with less visible disabilities often find crowded place to be a sensory minefield. This is the situation, and it is unacceptable.
More and more technical developers in the aerospace industry are now taking an Agile approach to project management, given its capability to deliver early and frequent iterations.
The Rail Delivery Group (RDG) held its fifth Stations Summit this month (10th October) at Grand Station, Wolverhampton. This year’s conference revolved around the development of stations as transport interchanges within thriving communities. Our Executive Chairman, Richard Hull, attended; he gives us his key takeaways.
Today, over a billion children are growing up in cities. By 2030, UN-HABITAT estimates that 60% of the world’s urban population will be under the age of 18. Cities today, however, rarely provide ideal living conditions for young people. This is a huge problem when we stop to consider how this demographic will dominate the urban population within the next decade.
The UK high street is in the midst of a deepening crisis. Store closures officially overtook store openings in 2015 and the trend continues today. The first half of 2019 alone saw some 3,000 stores shutting down. The UK is not alone, as failing high streets can be seen across Europe and the US.
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