Track Record

Real organizations. Real spaces. Running in production today.

The fastest way to understand a Living Knowledge Platform is to watch one work. The organizations below are not pilots or logos parked on a slide — they run on expertshare right now, publishing knowledge, hosting events, issuing credentials, and managing compliance in a single space they own. Each operates inside a professional ecosystem it shares with peers, which is exactly the position you would step into.

Proof, not promise

Cross-sector work, live in one vertical, right now.

A university hospital, a leading research university, and enterprise references all run on the same infrastructure inside the doclift healthcare ecosystem — at the same time. The verdicts first; the full stories below.

  • Insel Spital

    One space, not three tools

    One of the largest university hospitals in Switzerland unifies continuing medical education, guideline publishing, and events in a single searchable space.

  • University of Bern

    Credentials that travel

    The Faculty of Medicine runs continuing-education programs whose credentials stay with the learner, recognized beyond the institution that granted them.

  • RUAG and Credit Suisse

    Holds beyond healthcare

    A technology-and-defense enterprise and a major financial-services firm prove the model carries enterprise-grade work in regulated, security-conscious industries.

Proof, not a promise

These are not logos parked on a slide.

Every organization above runs an independent space it owns, inside the doclift healthcare ecosystem built on expertshare — publishing knowledge, hosting events, issuing credentials, and managing compliance in production, today. Same model, different field, and the field you anchor could be next.

What follows is the part most platforms skip: the actual stories. Read them as evidence, not endorsements — concrete descriptions of what each organization does on the platform and what changed because of it.

See a space in use

Anchor organizations building on the platform today.

Each runs an independent space it owns, inside the doclift healthcare ecosystem built on expertshare. Same model, different field — and the field you anchor could be next.

Insel Spital

University Hospital, Bern, Switzerland. One of the largest university hospitals in Switzerland anchors the healthcare vertical from a single space that unifies continuing medical education, clinical guideline publishing, and professional events. Knowledge once scattered across departmental shares, email threads, and one-off PDFs now lives in one searchable knowledge platform — so a clinician finds the current guideline in seconds instead of hunting for the latest version, and the hospital works in one space, not three disconnected tools.

University of Bern

Faculty of Medicine, Bern, Switzerland. A leading Swiss research university runs structured continuing-education programs and clinical-knowledge publishing inside doclift, operating several spaces under one institutional profile — research, education, and public knowledge, each with its own rules. Credentials issued through its programs travel with the learner, so proof of training is portable and recognized beyond the institution that granted it, not locked to a single system.

RUAG and Credit Suisse

Enterprise reference implementations inside the same ecosystem. A technology-and-defense enterprise and a major financial-services firm have both operated knowledge and training programs on the platform — concrete evidence that the model holds beyond healthcare, across regulated, security-conscious industries where the bar for trust is high. The takeaway for a serious buyer: this infrastructure already carries enterprise-grade work, so it can carry yours.

More spaces, more proof

A growing roster of named organizations operate spaces inside the doclift healthcare ecosystem, with CAS programs and other continuing-education implementations alongside the anchors. We will walk you through the wider list, and introduce you to organizations close to your own situation, on a call.

A university hospital, a top research university, and enterprise references — on one infrastructure, in one vertical, at the same time. That is harder to fake than a wall of logos.
What we measure

How we track the health of the ecosystem.

These are the categories every space reports on. We will share current figures for the ones that matter to your decision on a call — accurate and dated, not rounded up for a marketing page. We would rather earn your trust with real numbers than impress you with inflated ones.

Organizations

How many organizations operate their own space — a direct measure of real adoption, not sign-ups that never went live.

Active professionals

The professionals actively using the ecosystem — the working audience your knowledge would reach the day you launch.

Events hosted

Professional events run on the platform, live and on demand, each one adding to a permanent, searchable knowledge base rather than vanishing when the stream ends.

Credentials issued

Continuing-education credentials issued and travelling with their learners, so recognition compounds and outlasts any single program.

Industry verticals

The verticals live in the ecosystem today, with healthcare via doclift the first complete one — the proof of concept every future field is built on.

Why this proof matters

Cross-sector proof inside a single vertical.

Why does that combination matter so much? Because a wall of logos proves nothing about whether the model actually holds. A university hospital, a top research university, and enterprise organizations all operating in one connected vertical, on the same infrastructure, at the same time, proves something specific: that serious professional knowledge can live, grow, and stay discoverable inside an open ecosystem without any organization surrendering control of its brand, its members, or its data. That combination is the blueprint.

Healthcare is deliberately the only complete vertical so far. This is depth-first by design: prove one field end to end before replicating the model into finance, tourism, art, and beyond. The right way to read this page is not "they only have one industry" — it is "they proved the hardest one first." See where it goes next on the roadmap, or explore how a vertical takes shape in the industries model.

Build a space of your own.

Most organizations decide whether to join after a real conversation about their situation, so that is exactly where we start — not a generic sign-up flow. Here is what happens next: one call to understand your case, then a demo space set up around it, with concrete figures for the metrics you actually care about. Your space, your brand, your data: you own all of it, and expertshare is the infrastructure underneath, never an intermediary between you and your audience.