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Plan Workflow: Aligning Volanti Displays with Every Project Stage

Plan Workflow: Aligning Volanti Displays with Every Project Stage

Effective plan management is as much about where teams view drawings as how they move them through each checkpoint. Below is a quick-read guide that maps ten stages of an AEC plan workflow to the Volanti display line-up. Use it to decide which screen belongs in the design studio, the job trailer, or the punch-list walk-through.

# Plan-Workflow Stage Tabletop 32 / 43 in Plan Review Table 43 / 55 / 65 in Plan Review Desk 43 / 55 in Job Box 55 in ICS Case 32 in
1 Concept & Feasibility ✓ sketch charrettes • client pitch board • designer focus desk
2 Schematic Design ✓ early red-lines ✓ discipline pin-ups ✓ architect desk
3 Design Development • option reviews ✓ coordination sessions ✓ BIM lead desk
4 Construction Documents • detail checks ✓ full-sheet milestone reviews ✓ spec writer desk
5 Procurement / Pre-Construction ✓ pull-planning and bid walk-throughs ✓ rolling cart for quantity take-offs
6 Construction & Field Revisions ✓ daily crew huddles ✓ job-trailer hub for live updates ✓ punch-walk assistant
7 Operations & Maintenance ✓ O&M kiosk ✓ facility engineer desk ✓ on-call troubleshooting


Legend:
✓ Ideal fit 
• Good/secondary fit 
(blank) Less common.

Key Takeaways

  1. Design studio vs. site use
    • Tabletop displays shine when teams huddle over early sketches or perform side-by-side detail checks.
    • Plan Review Tables dominate once multiple disciplines need the same view in real size.
  2. Mobility matters after ground breaks
    • The Job Box brings a 55-inch plan surface to any slab edge without sacrificing viewing real estate.
    • The suitcase-style ICS Case supersedes printed half-size sets for field verifications—you carry one screen instead of 200 sheets.
  3. Single source of truth through hardware choice
    • Because the mapping is software agnostic, swapping Bluebeam, Dalux, or a custom PDF viewer does not affect which Volanti model fits each checkpoint.
    • Consistent hardware across locations simplifies IT imaging and user training.
  4. Right-sizing the screen saves budget
    • A design firm might deploy Tabletop units in each studio bay and reserve one 65-inch Plan Review Table for milestone reviews.
    • A contractor could pair one Job Box per floor with an ICS Case for punch walks—no need for every crew to have a full-size table.

Closing Thought

A plan workflow lives or dies on information flow. Matching the stage to the right Volanti surface ensures that flow stays uninterrupted—no matter which software the project team prefers.

Presented by Volanti Displays — enabling workflow clarity, one plan table at a time.

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