Category Enterprise

What if everyday annoyances became the best catalysts for progress?
This is the challenge tackled by the Design and Sales teams at Jambette by embarking on a collaborative Kaizen initiative. Together, they took the time to pause, observe, and frankly state the challenges they faced daily: vague requests, scattered tools, sometimes unclear roles, and fragmented communication.
Rather than work around these problems, they chose to transform them.

Girls aged 12 to 17 are still underrepresented in public parks. They find few spaces adapted to their needs or their way of using the area. As a result, they feel less at home and visit them less often. With O-Asis, Jambette offers an innovative solution to give them their space back.

A practical approach for more inclusive and better shared parks.

Always striving to offer solutions adapted to society's evolving needs, Jambette – in collaboration with André Thibault, Professor Emeritus at UQTR - Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières and founder of the Observatoire québécois du loisir – shares its observations, insights, and approaches to development regarding outdoor recreational spaces, play, and leisure activities in public spaces. Discover our constantly evolving field each month.