You already pay for Microsoft 365, and OneDrive and SharePoint are right there — it seems like the perfect place for your CAD and Revit files. For some files it is. For others, it is a trap that quietly corrupts your work. The thought is natural: everyone could reach the files from anywhere, they would…
Your file server is getting old. Or you are opening a second office. Or someone asked why your team cannot get to project files from home. And the big question lands on your desk: should you keep a server in the closet, or move everything to the cloud? It is a real decision with real…
When your firm was one or two people, sharing a Revit model was easy. But the moment two people need to work on the same model at the same time, you hit a wall — and that wall has a solution built right into Revit, if you set it up correctly. Only one person can…
Files are too big for email, and people resort to risky or messy workarounds. You finish a drawing set, you go to email it to the client, and email bounces it back. Too big. So you start hunting for another way, and now you are zipping files, splitting them up, or uploading to some site…
The sync icon spins or fails, and you’re not sure the team has your latest work. BIM 360 Not Syncing: Common Causes and How to Fix It You save your file, you expect it to show up in BIM 360 for the rest of the team, and it just sits there. The little sync icon…