UniSi

The University of Siena, one of the oldest universities in Europe, had the following needs:

• Activate a videoconferencing and recording service for the Digital Open Days in a short time.
• Receive technical advice and support during the event.
• Implement a dedicated Cloud infrastructure for individual departments.

Dinova provided:

• Rapid activation of Google Meet services to ensure smooth videoconferencing and event recording.
• Real-time technical advice to maximize the effectiveness of the features used.
• Design and implementation of a tailored Cloud infrastructure to facilitate content streaming across different departments.

During the pandemic, the University of Siena needed to organize the Digital Open Days, a fully virtual event. The challenge was to ensure, in a very short time, the continuity of interaction with students and prospective enrollees through a reliable videoconferencing and recording system that was also scalable and adaptable to the various departments.

Dinova supported the University in two main ways:

• Tactics:Providing real-time technical advice on the use of Google Meet, enabling the university to effectively manage video conferences and recordings during Digital Open Days.
• Strategic:designing and implementing a dedicated cloud infrastructure for individual departments, which ensured content streaming and laid the foundation for broader and more sustainable digitalization.

Thanks to this initiative, the University was able to host a successful virtual event, strengthening its leading role in academic digitalization.

Strategic support and tailored solutions for a digital university.
Dinova has proven to be the ideal partner for the University of Siena, providing not only rapid and operational solutions, but also a strategic and goal-oriented vision that has enabled the digitization of academic processes.

The combination of real-time technical consultancy and the implementation of ad hoc cloud infrastructures has allowed the university to successfully address the challenges of the pandemic and evolve towards a sustainable digital collaboration model for the future.