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3 GOOD REASONS TO RETIRE YOUR CAD SERVER

  • COST OF OWNERSHIP
  • SECURITY
  • PERFORMANCE

1. Cost of Ownership

In-house servers can be a significant financial burden on businesses. Here are three strong reasons why retiring your server makes financial sense:


  • Upfront Hardware and Infrastructure Costs: Setting up a server requires considerable investment in hardware, networking equipment, cooling systems, and power infrastructure. These initial expenses can take a large portion of the IT budget, especially for small to mid-sized companies.


  • Ongoing Maintenance and Upgrades: Servers require constant maintenance, which includes hardware repairs, software updates, and capacity upgrades. IT personnel or third-party support costs accumulate over time, making the total cost of ownership (TCO) higher than cloud-based solutions.


  • Energy and Operational Expenses: Running an in-house server consumes a significant amount of power for both computing and cooling, leading to increased electricity bills. Additionally, you need space for server rooms, which could otherwise be used for more productive business functions.

1. Cost of Ownership

In-house servers can be a significant financial burden on businesses. Here are three strong reasons why retiring your server makes financial sense:


  • Upfront Hardware and Infrastructure Costs: Setting up a server requires considerable investment in hardware, networking equipment, cooling systems, and power infrastructure. These initial expenses can take a large portion of the IT budget, especially for small to mid-sized companies.


  • Ongoing Maintenance and Upgrades: Servers require constant maintenance, which includes hardware repairs, software updates, and capacity upgrades. IT personnel or third-party support costs accumulate over time, making the total cost of ownership (TCO) higher than cloud-based solutions.


  • Energy and Operational Expenses: Running an in-house server consumes a significant amount of power for both computing and cooling, leading to increased electricity bills. Additionally, you need space for server rooms, which could otherwise be used for more productive business functions.

1. Cost of Ownership

In-house servers can be a significant financial burden on businesses. Here are three strong reasons why retiring your server makes financial sense:


  • Upfront Hardware and Infrastructure Costs: Setting up a server requires considerable investment in hardware, networking equipment, cooling systems, and power infrastructure. These initial expenses can take a large portion of the IT budget, especially for small to mid-sized companies.

  • Ongoing Maintenance and Upgrades: Servers require constant maintenance, which includes hardware repairs, software updates, and capacity upgrades. IT personnel or third-party support costs accumulate over time, making the total cost of ownership (TCO) higher than cloud-based solutions.

  • Energy and Operational Expenses: Running an in-house server consumes a significant amount of power for both computing and cooling, leading to increased electricity bills. Additionally, you need space for server rooms, which could otherwise be used for more productive business functions.

BEFORE COVID

  • Engineers are working around the company server
  • Office is busy
  • One place to work

WITH COVID

  • Engineers are struggling moving data forth and back between colleges
  • Companies spend fortunes challenging the promised land of cloud
  • Calamitous experiments with distributed file systems resulting in potential data inconsistency and file corruption
  • Effectivity is suffering
  • Office is empty
  • No place to collaborate 

AFTER COVID - WITH DEMAN

  • Engineers are working from whereever appropriate
  • All around the clock
  • All around the world
  • Systems and engineering performance is higher than ever
  • Efficiency is exploding
  • Office is everywhere

HOW ?

SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH

deman stores all vital product information in one single place, including 3D CAD models, 2D drawings, supplier files, design specification, change request, revision history, certificates, images, technical documentation, spreadsheets, incident report, site location, product phase out etc.


All product lifecycle information at your fingertip.

UNMATCHED PERFORMANCE

deman extend life of your long time server boosting performance with synchronisation of local files. You are now working with local pc performance.


No matter where you work from.

AUTOMATED WORKFLOWS

deman automates the cumbersome work of updating revised drawings, generating supplier files, preparing shrink wrapped models for secure customer proposal.


This work is often 3-4 times the product change itself.

WHY?

  • They work from
    • Home
    • On the road
    • Customer meetings
    • Summer cottage
    • Anywhere

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