How to create digital sports and health services that benefit people?
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Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences SeAMK presents on its website a course or project called BIP: Sport Technology Service Design. Its central question is how to create services that are user-centred, generate value and make use of digital solutions.
The services relate to sport, health, rehabilitation and the development of performance. User-centredness means that a service is designed on the basis of people's real needs and wishes. A digitally enabled service, on the other hand, uses, for example, applications, measurements or information that help a person monitor their own movement, health or training.
The topic is timely, because digital services for exercise and health are becoming more common in Finland. Service design, meaning a way of planning a service from the customer's perspective, is one means of ensuring that new solutions truly meet users' needs.
Based on the source, precise information about the project's schedule or participation conditions is not available. Further information can be found on the SeAMK website.
Sources: SEAMK.fi
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