Transforming Architecture and Engineering Workflows with Cloud-Based Solutions

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A Cloud-Based Revolution

The architecture and engineering industries are embracing digital transformation to overcome traditional IT limitations. One firm in San Francisco recently redefined its workflow by leveraging a cutting-edge cloud-based solution—eliminating inefficiencies, enhancing collaboration, and supporting remote work without reliance on outdated infrastructure.

The Challenge: Overcoming IT Limitations

Like many firms in the industry, our anonymous client relied on local file servers and VPNs for drive mapping, which proved insufficient for their remote workforce. Large CAD files, essential to their projects, faced syncing issues and collaboration bottlenecks. SharePoint's inability to handle Autodesk software and Cloudberry's lack of file locking further complicated their workflow.

The Solution: A Seamless Transition to the Cloud

The firm needed a solution that could:
✅ Provide drive mapping for easy file access
✅ Ensure file locking for secure, conflict-free collaboration
✅ Offer HTTPS streaming for optimized performance with large CAD files
✅ Integrate with external storage like Wasabi for scalability

CentreStack emerged as the perfect fit—enabling remote access, eliminating physical server dependency, and streamlining CAD file management without disruptions.

The Results: A New Standard for Remote Work

After adopting CentreStack, the firm experienced:

By overcoming these challenges, the firm set a new standard for efficiency in architecture and engineering, proving that cloud-based solutions are the future of the industry.

Is Your Firm Ready for the Future?

Don't let outdated infrastructure hold your firm back. Transition to a cloud-first approach with CentreStack and experience seamless collaboration, security, and performance. Contact us today to learn more!

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