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Technology is the backbone of modern architecture firms. From CAD software to cloud collaboration, architects rely on seamless IT systems to bring their visions to life. But managing IT in-house can be a major challenge, especially when you're juggling deadlines, client expectations, and complex design projects. That's where a Managed Services Provider (MSP) comes in. A good MSP ensures your technology runs smoothly, secures your data, and supports your firm's growth. But how do you find the right one? Here’s what architects should consider when choosing an MSP.
“Free for a quick chat?” An ironic phrase, because there is nothing “free” or “quick” about ad-hoc meetings on Microsoft Teams. In this article, we'll equip you with the insights you need to understand the frequency of ad-hoc meetings within your team. We’ll also provide everything you need to make changes and start recovering all the time, energy, and money lost to “quick chats.”
In the fast-paced world of architecture, every project relies on precision, creativity, and seamless collaboration. Yet, amidst complex designs and tight deadlines, one critical factor often goes unnoticed—employee engagement. It's easy to assume that a team engrossed in stunning blueprints and design software is operating at peak efficiency. But what if your employees are experiencing subtle disengagement caused by inefficiencies in your IT infrastructure? Worse yet, what if your Managed Service Provider (MSP) is completely overlooking this hidden drain on productivity?
In the dynamic world of architecture, where precision, creativity, and efficiency are paramount, a well-crafted IT strategy is no longer a luxury but a necessity. As architecture firms grow, the complexity of projects and the demand for seamless collaboration increase. This is where a robust IT strategy, designed by a qualified and informed consultant, can make a significant difference.
Manufacturing faces a growing skills gap due to labor shortages and evolving technology. To stay competitive, companies must invest in workforce development. IT systems play a crucial role by enabling on-demand learning, tracking progress, and fostering collaboration. Serpent Networks’ client portal provides a centralized hub for training materials, tech tips, and industry insights—empowering employees to upskill and adapt. Investing in IT-driven workforce development boosts retention, productivity, and innovation, ensuring a future-ready workforce.
One of the key innovations for the way businesses operate is cloud services, specifically managed IT solutions. We'll explore how cloud services are transforming business operations in this blog post.

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