BricsCAD：SLIK Architekten 可靠的建筑绘图工具
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 中间件、SDK 和库
适用行业
- 水泥
适用功能
- 产品研发
用例
- 虚拟原型与产品测试
关于客户
SLIK Architekten GmbH 是一家位于瑞士苏黎世的中型建筑公司。该公司拥有强大的尖端建筑和城市设计项目组合。创始合伙人之一 Steffen Lemmerzahl 强调 3D 建模在建筑空间中日益重要。该公司的设计计划将送交房东、当局和建筑商批准。自成立以来，SLIK Architekten 一直使用 3D 模型来开发其设计。公司的工作流程要求他们能够持续访问自己的工作并控制有关软件更新的决策。
挑战
SLIK Architekten 是一家位于瑞士苏黎世的中型建筑公司，其之前由 Autodesk® 开发的 CAD 软件面临着挑战。该公司的工作流程要求他们无论身在何处都能持续访问自己的工作，并控制有关软件更新的决策。然而，Autodesk 许可模式最近的变化与 SLIK Architekten 的运营需求并不相符。该公司不能冒因软件公司所做的更改而失去对其主要工作的访问权限的风险。此外，他们需要一种能够与现有的不同软件包生态系统无缝集成的软件。
解决方案
SLIK Architekten 在 BricsCAD® 中找到了他们的解决方案，该软件为他们提供了所需的灵活性和可靠性。该公司使用 BricsCAD® 和 BricsCAD® BIM 永久网络许可证快速高效地创建建筑图纸。从 AutoCAD® 到 BricsCAD 的过渡非常简单，一个小团队负责处理库和模板的准备工作。 BricsCAD 与 AutoCAD® LT 并行部署，以确保在需要时可以使用后备选项。迁移很顺利，几乎不需要外部支持，团队依靠手册和论坛智慧。该公司现在使用 BricsCAD 作为创建建筑图纸和 3D 模型的主要工具。
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