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Hager Group and Hakisa just entered into a strategic partnership – a result of the successful cooperation between the industrial group and the start-up. By acquiring a stake in Hakisa, Hager Group is continuing to develop its services in the area of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL). Hakisa successfully combines digitalisation, the Internet of Things (IoT)

Since 2 years, Hakisa allows real estate professionals, Silver Economy professionals and local actors to manage and animate their communities with a simple and effective solution. The development and improvement of our solutions, through the integration of customers and user feedback, is particularly important to Hakisa. Therefore we are very pleased to introduce our latest

During the last months PROEIPAHA (Pro European Innovation Partnershop on Active and Healthy Ageing), a project supported and financed by the European Commission, was looking for innovative solutions in the field of “AHA“: active and healthy ageing. A jury composed of multidisciplinary experts from 6 different countries evaluated a large number of solutions and selected 30

Since 2012, the Hakisa technology is evolving. At Hakisa, we are constantly looking to improve it and adding new features. It allows us to offer an adapted solution to our partners and their communities’ needs. We are thrilled to introduce you to the Club feed and the latest features of the Hakisa technology. The Club

The European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT) addresses the issue of elderly care in a dedicated workshop called CARE Campus on May 25th and 26th 2016 in Strasbourg, France. EIT: developing and promoting European innovation The EIT is and independent organization of the European Union created in 2008 to support innovation and research throughout

Hakisa develops innovative solutions that allow all users, no matter their age, to easily access digital functionalities and services. Hakisa also offers this technology through business solutions and creates partner white label hubs that include all the features of the Hakisa technology. After introducing its new shared albums feature in January, Hakisa is very pleased to announce its newest

After the Consumer Electronics Show 2016 in Vegas, the Hub Institute – Think Thank for digital trends and innovation – presents the big trends of 2016 as announced by the highlights of the CES. Most awaited innovations: the smart home Our homes keep evolving towards automation. There are plenty innovations connecting our houses, going from

The Hakisa technology is constantly evolving. With its own hub (hakisa.com) and more than 20,000 registered users, Hakisa tests and improves its technology every day. Hakisa attaches great importance to user feedback and takes into account the requests and suggestions of its users. This way, Hakisa offers a technology that meets the expectations and demands of its users. Today,

The Chamber of Commerce & Industry for France and Germany launched the French-German Economy Award in 2011 in order to promote industrial and commercial cooperation between French and German companies. French-German Economy award: a model for transnational cooperation For years France and Germany have been commercial partners. In 2010 imports and exports between the cross-border

During the CES Unveiled Paris event, La Poste, France’s mail service provider, announces Hakisa as one of the 15 award winning startups of the “French IoT” program. This program is intended to support the growth of selected startups by fast-accelerating their international development. Hakisa is pleased to join La Poste Group, 4 industrial partners and

The Hakisa solution keeps evolving to meet the expectations of our users and partners. We are thus pleased to introduce you to the latest features! A presence server for the Hakisa technology Amongst the eagerly expected technical features, the presence server is now up and running on the platform. Our users can now check if

Albert Einstein once wrote: “It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity […] Concern for man himself and his fate must always form the chief interest of all technical endeavors. Never forget this in the midst of your diagrams and equations.” More than 80 years later, it seems Einstein was as right as