Transform outdated paper maps or CAD files into living indoor maps for enhanced asset tracking and wayfinding
Indoor mapping delivers a comprehensive geospatial picture of all building assets and spaces, delivering insight into how you use the physical space you occupy. This allows for confident and informed decisions about operations and overhead expenditures. Digital tools for building and facilities management increase efficiency across departments and deliver new insight into your built environment.
Indoor mapping is the first step into a digital transformation for facilities management that ingests any building data format and creates an accurate visualization with key asset locations and points of interest. Creating a living indoor map that is interoperable and shareable throughout the organization enables indoor wayfinding to efficiently locate assets and spaces.
Store, access, visualize, and analyze data about your indoor spaces and assets, with the freedom to create custom maps that integrate with external systems and mobile apps. Turn indoor mapping data into insights, and insights into action.
Build a comprehensive indoor mapping ecosystem with data from CAD and building information modeling (BIM) or bring in blueprint and building scans into one system for a unified source of truth that can be accessed by whoever needs it across the organization.
Develop true digital twins of your built environment with 2D or 3D indoor maps for a complete picture of your indoor spaces. Empower map users across the organization to be better informed, more efficient, and create better occupant and visitor experiences.
Create floor plans and apps that have floor-specific data layers and assets assigned to them, which can be manipulated individually or in a group to achieve precise location intelligence within your facilities.
Leverage indoor maps to help guide service employees, office workers, and visitors to precise indoor locations of spaces or assets. A connected system of indoor mapping and indoor wayfinding delivers operational efficiency at all levels of the organization.
Location-based indoor asset status delivers contextual relevance of current conditions and historic trends, which empowers efficient decisions—from the standard work order processing to urgent safety and security incidents.
Indoor wayfinding is the ability for users in your facilities—visitors, employees, public safety personnel, or service technicians—to route themselves to a precise point of interest inside a building, using an indoor map with asset locations. This helps direct staff to areas that need attention, without a drain on time and resources that is often experienced with outdated or incomplete paper maps or flat CAD files. Indoor wayfinding empowers individuals to identify, locate, and resolve issues rapidly. Additionally, indoor wayfinding can enable visitors and office employees to quickly identify the best route to their desired destination across entire sites, reducing friction and inefficiencies.
Indoor mapping is important to the future of facilities management and sustainable operations. It illuminates more efficient decision-making, resource allocation, and space utilization with a focus on data-backed strategies that provide insight to map users throughout the organization. It delivers a complete operating picture and unifies data in a central system for building management.
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Michigan State University turned to indoor mapping and wayfinding to improve the facilities management experience for all staff.
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Los Angeles County local government needed a scalable solution to manage the roughly 4,000 facilities with their sights set on transformation.
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Facilities and our relationship with them have drastically changed over the last few years—and it is time that the way we manage them changes as well.
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