We've had great success with Egnyte and are a similar size firm. Egnyte has become our main file server and has replaced box.com and previous solutions for file sharing. Access is very easy from any type of device. Egnyte has also replaced much of our need to VPN while remote. It doesn't play well with Revit files, but BIM Collaborative can solve that.
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Brian Meissner AIA
ECI/Hyer Inc.
Anchorage AK
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-08-2024 08:44 AM
From: Mark Hensler
Subject: Options for Server Solution
Our studio has been using Egnyte for the past 5 years and it has been great for us. https://www.egnyte.com/. It is a cloud based server so there is minimal equipment needed to run and maintain, and allows our teams to access the server from anywhere with an internet connection, (no VPN required). Really saved our butts during covid when everyone needed to work from home. Our Studio uses Archicad, so I can't comment on how well it will work with Revit files, but there are specific integrations designed for Revit to allow for work sharing. However, I assume that is what you will be using BIM Collaborate for anyways.
I would be happy to discuss more with you if you have any questions.
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Mark Hensler AIA
Mark Hensler Person
Original Message:
Sent: 01-05-2024 11:56 AM
From: John L. Chase Jr. AIA
Subject: Options for Server Solution
I am looking for options for file storage for our offices. We are a team of 13 in two offices. We currently have a Dell File Server for correspondence and photos, etc. and are using BIM Collaborate for our Revit files.
Our server is now five years old and I need to look for a replacement solution. Can anyone share what they are using?
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John "Jay" Chase AIA
Chase Marshall, APAC
Lafayette LA
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