An Operational Map is a visual tool used in event planning to illustrate the layout and operations of an event. It identifies each functional area with a specific color, marks the spaces they occupy and shows the operational flows for these areas.

An Overlay Project is a detailed set of technical drawings and plans used to coordinate the temporary structures and setups for an event. This type of project focuses on the assembly and disassembly of these structures, ensuring that all elements, including those provided by various suppliers, are integrated effectively and efficiently.

Overall, an Overlay Project acts as a comprehensive guide for the temporary aspects of event infrastructure, helping to ensure smooth execution and operation.

Venueplan works with a diverse clients that includes committees, federations, event producers, agencies and any organizer who needs to have a better and full view of their event operation and how these spaces are divided into functional areas.

Whether you're organizing a sporting event, corporate function, or cultural gathering, Venueplan is here to turn your vision into a reality

Absolutely, you can have an Operational Map for your stadium's recurring operations. This tool will enable you to clearly explain your operations to internal staff and stakeholders, including confederations, clubs, sponsors, TV platforms, and show producers. It will facilitate remote communication, enhance site visit efficiency, and ensure optimal resource distribution.

An Operational Map enhances event planning by providing a clear layout of functional areas and their interactions. It improves coordination, optimizes space use, avoids conflicts, and boosts communication. This leads to more efficient operations, quicker identification of key areas, and overall cost and time savings.