How ArchKey/Sachs Empowers Field Teams

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In this video, Matt Goshon, Group Leader for VDC at ArchKey/Sachs, provides his initial impressions of using Revizto as an electrical contractor and expresses how he doesn’t want to do another project without it.

He discusses the challenges of introducing a 3D tool to the field team and highlights how the integration of Revizto was remarkably smooth. Matt also elaborates on the training approach employed and how this approach has been a success.

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