Our case studies

Akiani supported us from the consideration of the personas up to the colourisation of the interfaces. At each stage the team demonstrated its expertise and its understanding. They were able to get to grips with our subject and to find the best compromise between ergonomics and design.

Great availability in the context of this mission that lead to the sharing of opinions (scientific and technical) in an open and constructive way, which was not an easy thing to establish with a service provider in such a short time.
I also truly appreciated the interactions we had, and their position between a certain scientific precision and the much stricter requirements of industry, but always very open and horizontal.

The Akiani project team quickly adapted to the world of tunnels and its specificities thanks to a significant initial research and ownership effort in collaboration with road tunnel operators. For the continuation of the study, their expertise in human factors allowed us to better understand the motorist's way of thinking in driving situations. The team, dynamic and responsive, was able to address our questions and requests throughout the study to provide us with quality deliverables. Our problem and our expectations regarding the study were well understood, and the objectives were achieved. The exploitation of the provided deliverables will ultimately allow us to advance safety in road tunnels.

From the co-construction of the offer to the finalization of the deliverables, we have benefited from the dedicated support of experts in user experience, audience movement, space layout optimization. This process, carried out during workshops involving all our teams, has helped us rethink the way we work, and the results were beyond our initial expectations. Relations with our teams were excellent, and they showed a good understanding of our stakes, the way we work, and the priorities inherent to the large cultural event sector.