Plan around design workloads
Review network and workstation needs for the tools your team actually uses.
Give design teams dependable access to project files and workstations suited to their applications.
Architecture and design firms live in Revit, AutoCAD, and Rhino. And these applications are unforgiving about network performance and system resources. A slow network makes modeling feel sluggish. Crashes lose hours of design work. Storage bottlenecks mean architects waiting for files to open instead of iterating on design.
Project collaboration is complex. Your team is managing multiple projects simultaneously. Coordinating with consultants, sending files to clients, maintaining version control across disciplines. One poorly managed server can cascade into missed deadlines and frustrated teams.
Most IT support doesn't understand design workloads. They treat your CAD systems like any other office environment, missing improvement opportunities and causing frustration.
Low-latency network design that makes CAD models responsive, even with large project files and multiple users accessing simultaneously.
Automated backups, version control, and archival systems that manage your project library without manual overhead.
GPU-accelerated rendering, GPU-monitoring, and hardware improvement that let your architects and designers work at full productivity.
We helped a prominent Los Angeles architecture firm modernize their infrastructure after outgrowing their legacy system. We moved its systems to Intune and a cloud file system, removing the physical servers from the operation.
The work reduced the infrastructure its team had to manage. Their architects focus on designing buildings, not managing servers.
Design firms collaborate with consultants, contractors, and clients. Each needing access to different project phases and sensitive design information. We build systems that give the right people access to the right files at the right time, with audit trails and version history that protect your intellectual property.
Review network and workstation needs for the tools your team actually uses.
Manage backups and version history, with a documented process for restoring work.