SAI case study
A home of its own for SAI's medical education
Upcoming and past courses, faculty, events, and an academic library, connected to the products.
The starting point
The training was there, but it wasn't visible.
Medical education already existed at SAI and needed a place of its own on the website.
The company had been training healthcare professionals since before the project, through courses, workshops, and congresses. That knowledge was in presentations, documents, and Medical Affairs' judgment, and almost none of it was written to be published.
What we found
- Courses promoted through disconnected materials
- No record of past activities
- Training material with no place to find it
The approach
Courses, faculty, and a library in one place.
We organized the courses to show upcoming offerings alongside the archive, gave each course its own page, and brought the material together in a searchable library connected to the products.
Each course has its own structure, with 38 fields, formats, audiences, and activity types, so it can be viewed without depending on the promotional material that announced it. Past activities stay in the archive and remain useful as a reference.
The academic library brings the training material together with search tools, and the training connects to the products it covers.
What we did
- Upcoming courses
- Activity archive
- Course page
- Faculty
- Academic library
The work
