Industry
A corrupted Revit model or a slow render on deadline day isn't just annoying, it's a client relationship on the line.
A day in the life
You're running Revit, AutoCAD, and Enscape on workstations that need real processing power, collaborating with structural engineers and contractors through shared project files, and managing client deadlines on top of all of it. The last thing you need is technology that can't keep up.
Tech stack
Industry risks
Losing a project file mid-deadline to a corrupted or encrypted Revit model.
Ransomware targeting drawings that are irreplaceable IP.
Slow workstations grinding a render to a halt during a critical phase.
Remote team members who can't reliably access large project files off-site.
Not everything applies equally. These are the services that answer the fears above most directly for you.
so a corrupted or lost file is a non-event, not a redo
because your drawings are irreplaceable IP
so large BIM files move fast, in the office and remote
to keep file infrastructure organized as projects pile up
We serve architecture firms across Spokane and Coeur d'Alene.
FAQ
Yes. We size infrastructure and backups around the reality of large BIM and CAD files, not generic office documents.
That's one of the most common setups we manage, we build network and access infrastructure so large files stay fast for everyone.
We look at the whole pipeline, not just the machine, network speed, file storage, and hardware, so rendering delays get fixed at the actual cause.
Let's talk. No pressure, no jargon. Just a clear picture of where you stand.
