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360 Facility Tours
View Dynamic Glass uses the power of VR to guide their customers through facilities that use their products. In the VR experience, Groove Jones guides the viewer through four locations. "According to our lead tracking, VR ranks #2 in our reasons for a follow-up meeting/call. #1 is that people were actively looking for our product. That’s big for us." – Jaime Salinas, Senior Campaign Manager, Marketing Campaigns @ View Glass. Overstock.com HQ Groove Jones begin with the Overstock.com Peace Coliseum, located outside of Salt Lake City, Utah. The new headquarters for Overstock was completed in 2016, spanning nearly three hundred thousand square feet, and housing over sixteen hundred employees. Overstock went to great lengths to put the employee first when designing this space, incorporating sit/stand desks for flexibility, sound baffling to keep noise levels down, and of course, View Dynamic Glass, so employees are never separated from views of the stunning views of the Wasatch mountain range. Levi Stadium The next tour in the VR experience is of Levi’s Stadium, located in Santa Clara, California, and home to the 49ers. Completed in 2014, Levi’s Stadium is considered the most digitally connected stadium in the NFL. The inclusion of View Dynamic Glass reflects the ownerships team’s commitment to sustainability and technology to improve the fan experience. Silicon Valley, companies are looking to create work environments that focus heavily on the well being of employees. The use of View Glass means collaboration areas allow visibility opens up visibility to scenic parts of the campus and means conference rooms are kept at just the right light and temperature levels intelligently. Centurylink Groove Jones closes the VR tour with a visit to the Centurylink Technology Center of Excellence in Monroe, Louisiana. The use of View Glass helped this facility reach LEED Silver certification. In the main lobby of the building, Groove Jones demonstrated how normal glass compares to View Dynamic Glass, as well as windows covered by drawdown blinds. With standard glass, the viewer is blinded by the glare and the intense heat from the sun. Blinds or shades radically changes the feel of the space (still letting in heat and cutting you off from the outside world). Finally, with View Dynamic Glass, the windows tint and the temperature drops, creating a pleasant and comfortable view. "More than 90% of our sales force consider the VR kit a critical sales tool in their arsenal." – Jaime Salinas, Senior Campaign Manager, Marketing Campaigns @ View Glass. Credits: Groove Jones https://www.groovejones.com/work_vr_ar_360_experiential-2/