SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: MULTIVISTA

Smile for the camera! Multivista (a construction technology firm) specializes in construction photo documentation. It combines easy-to-use software, visual exact-builts, construction photography, and indexing to help clients manage projects at all stages. Multivista senior managing partner Geoff Susskind (above with director of operations Jason Weaver  at the Cox Communications project in Sandy Springs) says photographers visit projects regularly to capture construction at every major milestoneInspection-grade photos are then linked to project drawings in real-time, enhancing accountability, collaboration, and creating a perfect memory of the entire project. The system is great for facilities management, quality assurance, and  risk management.  Plus, it easily manages various construction issues (like schedule delays, change orders, etc.). Operating in Atlanta since 2007, the Multivista South Region has grown to more than 10 offices throughout the Southeast with more than 1,000 clients. Find more at www.multivista.com.

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