The Virtual Operators Manual (VOM) is an innovative solution designed to empower all stakeholders—including tradespeople, employees, foremen, general contractors, and building owners—to efficiently manage and maintain buildings throughout every phase of construction and operation.

Structured in two key phases—Building and Maintaining—the VOM provides unmatched clarity, consistency, and seamless knowledge transfer. By incorporating 3D scans, operational walkthroughs, and comprehensive documentation, it ensures buildings are maintained to the highest standards, emergencies are handled with precision, and critical knowledge is effortlessly transferred as teams evolve.

The VOM is implemented in two distinct phases: Building and Maintaining, offering unparalleled clarity, consistency, and ease of knowledge transfer. By integrating 3D scans, operational walkthroughs, and comprehensive documentation, the VOM ensures that buildings can be maintained with excellence, emergencies are addressed with efficiency, and knowledge transfer is streamlined across team changes.

Strata Management is inherently about managing bandwidth and addressing location accessibility challenges. For strata management groups overseeing properties across vast distances—whether between provinces or even internationally—3D virtual tours offer an innovative solution. These tours provide a comprehensive view of properties, including common areas and outdoor spaces, allowing strata managers to assess maintenance quality, track the rate of decay, and make informed decisions without the need for constant physical site visits. By leveraging virtual tours, strata management can maintain a high standard of care while optimizing resources and improving operational efficiency.

This concept leverages 3D virtual tours to streamline the home appraisal process, enabling teams to manage a higher volume of appraisals with greater efficiency. By conducting appraisals remotely, appraisers can maintain a small team while effectively handling large portfolios. Virtual tours provide detailed visuals that help determine a property’s value, document its current condition, and highlight areas requiring further inspection. This approach not only saves time and resources but also ensures thorough and consistent appraisals, while maintaining a detailed record for future reference.

The Facility Condition Index (FCI) is a report compiled every five years to assess a building's current condition and identify necessary repairs or upgrades to maintain its value. The report also includes a budget projection for these improvements and is submitted to stakeholders such as investors or government entities like BC Housing. Incorporating 3D virtual tours into the FCI process can enhance efficiency by providing detailed visuals of the property, reducing the need for on-site visits, and ensuring accurate, comprehensive reporting.