Who We Serve
AEC & Infrastructure Organizations
Architecture firms, engineering companies, construction organizations, surveying and geospatial firms, infrastructure consultants, owners and operators, and related project-based organizations.
ATBE understands how project-based organizations use technology differently than enterprise businesses — and why standard IT approaches often fail to account for the operational context that defines AEC work.
How AEC Organizations Are Different
Project-based operations create unique technology challenges.
AEC organizations operate through connected layers — business and administration, project delivery, technical infrastructure, information management, and field operations. Technology problems at one layer affect the others in ways that are not always visible from a single vantage point.
Business & Administration
Project Delivery
Technology Infrastructure
Information & Data
Field Operations
Many technology problems in AEC occur between these layers — not entirely within one.
Common Issues
Where AEC technology challenges typically appear
Large file and GIS workloads
Design files, point clouds, aerial imagery, and geospatial data generate significant storage and compute usage that may not be well-understood outside of the technical team managing it.
Temporary analysis and compute environments
Rendering, simulation, and analysis workloads are often created on demand and left running longer than necessary. Or they are shut down when they should not be.
Typical Stakeholders
ATBE engagements typically involve both IT and operations
Operations
Project managers, operations directors, practice leaders, principals
IT & Systems
IT managers, systems administrators, and infrastructure teams
GIS & Data
GIS managers, data leads, geospatial analysts
Finance & Admin
CFOs, controllers, project accountants, procurement leads
Field & Construction
Field supervisors, construction managers, site technology leads
How ATBE Can Help
Current solutions for AEC organizations
Systems & Operations Assessment
Understand your current environment before making technology changes.
Workflow Improvement
Address friction in project delivery, information management, and field-office coordination.
Technology Planning
Develop a sequenced technology plan grounded in organizational readiness.