Practical IT guidance for design and construction firms
Plain-language articles on the technology behind architecture, engineering and construction work in New York City: workstations, project files, security, job sites and the software that ties it all together.
Job Site Internet: Setting Up IT on a New Construction Site
A practical guide to job site internet for AEC firms, covering cellular, satellite and fixed options for reliable trailer connectivity.
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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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Cyber Insurance Requirements for Construction Companies
Learn cyber insurance requirements for construction firms, including contract clauses, underwriting standards, and coverage limits that fit your projects.
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Construction Invoice Fraud: How the Scam Works and How to Stop It
Learn how construction invoice fraud works and the steps AEC firms can take to stop payment scams before funds are lost.
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Egnyte vs SharePoint for Design Firms
Compare Egnyte vs SharePoint for Revit worksharing, AutoCAD xrefs, point clouds and Bluebeam markups across offices and job sites.
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SharePoint Limits for CAD and Revit Files
See where sharepoint limits for cad hit hardest: file paths, sync throughput, and version history on Revit models, point clouds, and CAD sets.
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File Server vs SharePoint for Project Files
Compare file server vs sharepoint for Revit, AutoCAD and Bluebeam project files, and see which setup fits your AEC firm's workflow.
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Best Laptop for Revit and AutoCAD Work
Find the best laptop for Revit and AutoCAD, with GPU, RAM and storage guidance built around real AEC coordination and site work.
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Revit CPU or GPU: Which One Matters More
See whether Revit CPU or GPU matters more for modeling, syncing large central models and rendering with Enscape or V-Ray.
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Revit Running Slow? The Real Causes and the Fixes That Work
See why Revit running slow usually means model, network or workstation problems, and the practical fixes AEC firms use to speed it back up.
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Revit Hardware Requirements: What Your Firm Actually Needs
Revit hardware requirements explained by seat and project type, covering CPU, RAM, GPU and storage so your firm buys the right workstation.
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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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