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. 

DeForest Architects (DA) is a forward-thinking architecture firm based on the west coast, and one of our long term customers.

We're always curious to learn how teams are using Prospect and other VR tools in the field. So, a few months ago, we decided to survey our connections and see how they were actually using VR. 

Companies and organizations around the globe - and across AEC - are changing how they get work done in light of recent developments. 

Here at IrisVR, we’re always looking for new and creative ways to empower you with intuitive tools that seamlessly integrate into your design review meetings. 

Getting started with new technology at work can be a challenging process. And after a big year for VR - which included the release of tons of new headsets - there's a lot of confusion about what you need to do to bring VR into a work environment, which headsets are best, and more.

This month we’re putting the spotlight on Leah Kovach, our Senior Marketing Manager at IrisVR. Hailing from Eugene, Oregon, Leah is now NYC-based and has been leading marketing efforts at IrisVR since April 2017—that’s 2.5 years!