Using OpenSpace for Effective Facilities Management (EMEA)
Channel: OpenSpace
Date: 2022-07-19

In this recorded webinar, learn how OpenSpace adds value throughout the building life cycle—particularly helping owners and property managers—by streamlining operations and maintenance, mitigating risk, and providing a complete visual record of the work done when the design and construction phases are complete. Jack Earnshaw and Wesley DuBose from the OpenSpace Customer Success team provide hands-on examples of how your teams can see behind walls, floors, and ceilings using OpenSpace to save money on maintenance and minimize downtime.

Watch this on-demand webinar to:

Discover how you can use OpenSpace’s Reveal Mode and Field Notes features to improve QA/QC efforts and enable virtual coordination of O&M work.
Learn about building life cycle costs, why they’re important, and where OpenSpace fits in.  
Get expert tips on using OpenSpace to minimize downtime on your facilities and maximize your return on investment.
Understand how OpenSpace’s 360 documentation becomes a valuable living asset for the lifetime of your building.

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At OpenSpace, we’re on a mission to bring new levels of transparency to construction. We combine simple off-the-shelf 360° cameras, computer vision, and AI to make it incredibly easy to capture a complete visual record of a job site, share it via the cloud, and track progress remotely. Our customers have used the platform to capture more than six billion square feet of job site imagery in over 350 million images of active construction projects from job sites in 71 countries across five continents.

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