Today, we announced that we’ve entered into an agreement to acquire Sparta Science and its Trinsic data platform to better service our growing base of enterprise, healthcare, and government customers, helping them empower their employees and service members to deliver improved organizational readiness and resilience. We’re excited to welcome many Sparta Science team members to Oura and to work together to meet the specific needs of our partners and create meaningful change for organizations of all kinds. Check out Oura’s Pulse Blog for more on this news from Oura’s CEO, Tom Hale. #WithOura https://lnkd.in/gqr8NRHT
Alexandra L.
5mo
This is *so* awesome. Sparta's plate tech has been super interesting for so long to me -- really interested to see how it work and approach gets integrated into the Oura ecosystem. Congrats!
Andrew Larwood
4mo
Is the Oura ring a MDR medically approved device? If not the device cannot and should not be used for checking any health parameter.
Daniel Gasparro
5mo
Perhaps the notion of a tech company drifting into behavioral psychology via resilience is a bit far reaching. In the field there is a trend of people abandoning bio metrics because of the stress it creates in their lives and the trust in the data, especially after they get a lab and the cortisol markers don’t align with Oura’s application or similar wearables the measure resilience and stress.
John Andreini
5mo
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Senior Consultant | Design Thinking Strategist | Transformative Workforce Solutions with QuantumWork Advisory
5moVery interesting read. Never considered the potential of this tech leveraged at the enterprise level to gather data that helps optimize schedules, monitor team stress levels, measure readiness for activities, etc. This could have great potential for a larger role in enterprise health support programs. 💡