In our Why VR, Why Now series, we host AEC professionals to discuss and showcase how they are utilizing VR to meet their business needs, from coordination and construction design review to manufacturing and training use cases.

Our most recent conversation covers a range of applications for VR, and how it has helped EIS evolve their business, and deliver even more value to new and long standing customers. 

We’re back with the second and final installment of this series on how to go about implementing a successful Proof of Concept (POC).

In Part I of this series we worked to get goals and success criteria clearly defined, and now the question is - what’s next? In part II, we’ll bring it all home with how to follow through and finish strong with a Proof Of Concept (POC), guided by your Mutual Success Plan (MSP).

One of the biggest challenges that companies in AEC face is change management. Specifically when these changes deal with introducing new technology. We’re often asked by customers how other clients have incorporated emerging technology into their workflows and how they can develop a POC or “proof of concept” for VR.

While individual cases can be different, below we've identified and outlined a few proven key strategies behind some very successful POCs.

We recently sat down with Knotel to discuss how Commercial Real Estate is having its moment with VR.

5 of our favorite takeaways from that round table discussion:

We’re back with the second installment of our latest webinar series! In this series, we host professionals to discuss and showcase how they are utilizing VR to meet their business needs, from coordination and construction design review to manufacturing and training use cases.

At IrisVR we hear of different hacks and use cases daily. One of my recent favorites is using Prospect for your Design Critique to replace the wall in your office usually covered in versions of your design and notes from the team.

We’ve outlined how taking these meetings digital can result in serious savings in terms of time, travel, costs, and headaches, among other advantages.

Recently we officially launched our new webinar series! In this series, we host professionals to discuss and showcase how they are employing VR to meet their business needs from collaboration and construction design review to product design and training use cases.

Businesses across the globe are looking for innovative ways to continue with business as usual. In an industry like AEC, where collaboration and coordination are paramount, VR is helping physically distributed teams continue to work together seamlessly.

Businesses across the globe have rapidly transitioned to remote work. In an industry like AEC, where so much relies on in-person meetings, this shift has changed the dynamics of how work gets done.