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"Changing Your Plans Forever"

THE WORK WENT DIGITAL

THE WORKSPACE MUST FOLLOW

The software manages the information.

Your team still needs the right place to work with it.

Across New Jersey, the transition from paper-based permitting to electronic plan review continues—municipality by municipality and department by department.

State requirements call for local governments to support electronic construction permitting and provide electronic access to permit applications, plans, specifications and related materials.

But getting a permit application or set of plans into a digital system is only the beginning.

Someone still has to open the drawings, review the details, compare revisions, reference codes and specifications, enter comments, communicate corrections and move between multiple programs and documents throughout the day.

Software moves the information.

An iPlanTables workstation is where the work gets done.

NEW JERSEY SPOTLIGHT

Unit on the Left is the FM-ELT554k; Unit on the Right is the WC654k

Welcome, Cherry Hill Township

Cherry Hill selected both a mobile Facility Manager and a Wall Commander, providing flexible options for individual plan review and collaborative viewing.

Cherry Hill joins organizations across New Jersey that have selected iPlanTables to support digital plan review, construction and project workflows, including:

Is Your State Next?

New Jersey is one example of a much broader movement. Across the country, public agencies, construction companies and other organizations are looking for ways to streamline processes, improve access to information and move more work from paper to digital systems.

Whether the change is driven by state requirements, local initiatives or the need to work more efficiently, the transition raises the same question:



Is your workspace ready for the way work is changing?

The Digital Shift Is Everywhere

New Jersey’s transition is one visible example of a much broader change.

Construction companies are managing digital plans, estimates, RFIs, schedules and submittals. Architects and engineers are coordinating drawings, models and project documentation. Facilities teams are accessing plans, work orders and equipment records. Municipal departments are reviewing permits, drawings, codes and supporting documents electronically.

The software may be different.

The documents may be different.

The workflow may be different.

But every user still needs to see, compare, mark up, type, navigate and collaborate efficiently.

A large screen alone does not create a complete digital workspace. The workstation must be designed around the person using it—including the software they run, the documents they need visible and the tools they rely on throughout the day.



Going digital is not only a software decision.

It is a workflow decision.

Built around how you work—

not how a generic display is sold.

Trusted by over 4,000 organizations nationwide

From one workstation to an organization-wide rollout, every iPlanTables solution begins with your workflow.