understand their buildings in a way that wasn’t possible before,” Paone adds.“The more information they have, the better their decisions will be.” NAVIGATING A CHANGING INDUSTRY As technology advances, so do client expectations. Lasertech Floorplans continues to evolve by integrating new tools and refining its methodologies, but its leadership remains grounded in the company’s core principles. Both Keepence and Paone emphasize that innovation must serve accuracy, not replace it. Paone notes that while automation and AI are making inroads into the industry, human expertise remains essential.“You can automate data collection to a degree,” he says,“but interpretation still requires experience. Understanding how buildings are put together, how spaces connect, and what clients need - that’s something machines can’t fully replicate.” Keepence agrees, adding that human insight is what ensures data is meaningful. “Technology helps us measure faster and visualize better,” he says, “but it’s our people who make sure the results are right. That’s where the trust comes from.” EVOLVING WITH INTEGRITY Lasertech Floorplans’ ongoing success is a testament to its ability to adapt while remaining true to its mission. The company continues to expand its service offerings and geographic reach, taking on projects across Canada and the United States, as well as an expansion into the European market. At the same time, it remains focused on refining its core expertise - measuring buildings with precision. “We’re always looking at what’s next,” Paone says. “That means exploring new scanning technologies, improving how we visualize data, and finding ways to make our process even more efficient. But the 76 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 10
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