Managed IT Services
What does a managed IT provider actually do for a design or construction firm, and how do you know whether you need one? The articles in this category answer those questions plainly. They cover how managed IT works day to day, what should be included, what drives the cost, and what to ask before you sign. You will also find guidance on running IT without a dedicated IT department, handling staff changes on project teams, and planning hardware and software spending a year ahead. Everything here is written for architecture, engineering and construction firms in New York City, around the decisions a principal or office manager actually has to make.
Managed IT services
IT Support for Construction Companies: What a Contractor Needs
See what IT support for construction covers, from job site connectivity to project data security, and what your firm actually needs.
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Managed IT Cost for a Small Architecture Firm
See what drives managed IT cost for a small architecture firm, from Revit workflows to job site support, and how firms compare quotes accurately.
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IT Support for Architects in New York: What It Covers
See what IT support for architects covers, from workstations and networks to file storage, security and backup built around Revit and AutoCAD work.
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