How Digital Twins Can Reduce Unnecessary Site Visits in Facilities Management
If someone asked your Facilities Management team how many site visits they made last year, you could probably find the number.
If someone asked your Facilities Management team how many site visits they made last year, you could probably find the number.
Facilities Management teams have more building information than ever before. Asset registers. Spreadsheets. Floor plans. PDFs. Compliance documents. Maintenance records. Photographs. Emails. Shared drives. Contractor reports.
Every building has one.
The person everybody asks.
“Where’s the electrical isolator?”
Ask Dave.
“Which contractor installed that system?”
Sarah will know.
“Hey Shep… can you blur the boundary between real video footage and AI?”
Short answer? Yes. Better answer? We already are.
“Hey Shep… can you blur the boundary between real video footage and AI?”
Short answer? Yes. Better answer? We already are.
Managing multiple sites, coordinating contractors, and juggling ongoing upgrades—sound familiar? Facilities management isn’t for the faint-hearted. But what if you could swap site visits, outdated floor plans and endless email chains for a single, interactive digital map?
Manage a building both inside and outside with a comprehensive building survey. Incorporating aerial video, 360 panoramic images and 3D virtual tours all overlayed with asset details such as operating manuals and training manuals.
This unique perspective provides a digital record where assets, plant, pipework, and electrical systems can be accessed at any time during or after the project. A great tool to mitigate risk and keep project costs down.
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