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Aaron Bogers
Support Enginering at Archilogic
Aaron Fritsch is an accomplished product leader specializing in Real Estate & Development portfolios.
With a background in communication and media studies, holding degrees such as a Master of Arts from San Francisco State University.
Aaron has held key positions at various influential organizations like YNAB, Archilogic, WeWork, CASE Inc, and Apple, demonstrating diverse skill sets.
He has successfully led high-performing teams to develop and deliver cutting-edge technology products and services, driving businesses towards a competitive edge.
Aaron's comprehensive experience in product management, growth strategies, and software development make him a valuable asset in the industry.
Highlights
You could take a helicopter to the grocery store down the street, but a bike will get you there faster, more efficiently, and without a trained helicopter pilot.
#manufacturing, #warehouse, and #datacenter #facilitiesmanagers could use fully immersive virtual #industrialmetaverse experiences to solve basic problems, but not all that glitters is gold.
Instead, they could use elegant, straightforward solutions tailored to the people who need them and the business ecosystems they're already operating in to solve basic problems faster, more efficiently, and without trained on-site implementation experts.
As always, it's about meeting people where they are.
Here's an example of a warehouse space being managed in Archilogic, with changes immediately being propagated to a #powerapp that provides total asset counts and program areas (no VR headset required). This solution can be deployed across an entire portfolio in days, and can be used by anyone in the organization, with very little training.
"I want to see #data we're gathering from #sensors in our space visualized on a #floorplan, but my floor plan doesn't know where the sensors are."
This problem highlights how difficult it is to do simple things when there isn't clarity and #workflow around how the underlying record of space is managed.
Here's an example of a seamless interface in Archilogic for mapping info about sensors that already exist in a space to their representation in a #digitaltwin. It meets people where they are by accepting CSV as input (because CSV is still often the easiest and fastest way for people to get data out of other systems), and delivers an experience that doesn't require professional expertise.
This is what #spacemanagement should feel like.
