METAIRIE, La. (AP) — Saints reserve guard Dillon Radunz has torn a knee ligament and veteran defense end Cameron Jordan missed practice Sunday because of a hamstring injury, coach Kellen Moore said.
The 28-year-old Radunz left practice Saturday with what has since been diagnosed as a torn anterior cruciate ligament, an injury that normally requires season-ending, reconstructive surgery.
Radunz was entering his sixth NFL season since the Tennessee Titans made him a second-round draft choice in 2021.
He started 10 games for New Orleans last season, after which New Orleans signed him to a two-year extension.
Radunz has now torn an ACL twice, first doing so with the Titans near the end of the 2022 season.
Moore said Jordan's hamstring injury occurred during practice last Thursday.
The Saints had Friday off and Jordan was excused from practice on Saturday to attend former teammate Drew Brees' Pro Football Hall of Fame induction in Canton, Ohio.
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New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan reacts during a press conference at the team's NFL football training camp in Metairie, La., Wednesday, July 29, 2026. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)
FILE - New Orleans Saints offensive lineman Dillon Radunz (77) prepares to walk onto the field before an NFL football game against the Miami Dolphins, on Nov. 30, 2025, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (AP Photo/Doug Murray, File)
OSLO, Norway--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 10, 2026--
Cyviz AS has delivered a flexible collaboration hub for Swiss International Air Lines Ltd. (SWISS), designed to support hybrid meetings, workshops, training, town halls, and internal events at scale. The project highlights how global enterprises are investing in reliable, intuitive, and versatile collaboration environments as hybrid work becomes embedded in day-to-day operations.
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Located at SWISS headquarters in Zurich-Kloten, Switzerland, the new collaboration hub demonstrates how enterprise collaboration spaces are evolving from traditional meeting rooms into strategic workplace infrastructure. Delivered by Cyviz, the environment supports a wide range of hybrid formats while making advanced room technology simple for everyday users.
Designed to switch seamlessly between separate and combined room configurations, the space enables everything from team meetings and workshops to training sessions, quarterlies, town halls, and internal events. The project addresses a growing enterprise need for collaboration environments that support multiple use cases while remaining intuitive and dependable.
For SWISS, three priorities shaped the project from the outset: flexibility, simplicity, and reliability. The system needed to support technically advanced room configurations while ensuring a seamless experience for end users.
"What stands out with Cyviz is the commitment, the responsiveness, and the ability to react quickly when something is important. The room is technically complex, but for users it feels simple. That gives us confidence in the solution," said Stefano Buonaiuto, Head of IT Operations at SWISS.
The project also reflects a broader shift in workplace technology. High-visibility collaboration spaces increasingly serve as multifunctional hubs for decision-making, training, communication, and culture-building across distributed teams. As a result, expectations for operational consistency, user adoption, and support responsiveness continue to rise.
"For global enterprises, the most valuable collaboration spaces are the ones people trust enough to use every day," said John V. Laerhoven, Sales Director at Cyviz. "The challenge is to make complex environments easy to use, reliable to operate, and flexible enough to support how people actually meet, train, and make decisions.”
The deployment aligns with Cyviz' strategy of helping organizations create more predictable and resilient technology environments. By combining room-level usability with greater visibility, standardization, and operational control, the solution enables organizations to manage growing workplace technology complexity while supporting productivity, collaboration, and culture within a single integrated environment.
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Inside the SWISS collaboration hub at their headquarters in Zurich
