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	BricsCAD Integration Success at Australian Radio Towers Bricsys

BricsCAD Integration Success at Australian Radio Towers

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Technology Category	Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Middleware, SDKs & Libraries
Applicable Industries	Renewable Energy Telecommunications
Applicable Functions	Product Research & Development
Services	System Integration
Challenge	Australian Radio Towers (ART), an engineering, fabrication, and construction company, was facing challenges with its existing design software. The company, which designs, manufactures, and installs free-standing towers, guy lattice met masts, and portable solar power stations, was struggling with the integration between AutoCAD and Solidworks. This was causing inefficiencies and hindering the company's ability to deliver market-leading engineering solutions to the renewable energy sector. The company needed a solution that would allow them to seamlessly move between 2D, 3D, Mechanical components, and BIM. Read More
About Customer	Australian Radio Towers (ART) is an engineering, fabrication, and construction company based in Murwillumbah NSW 2484, Australia. The company services Australian development projects, specializing in the design, manufacture, and installation of free-standing towers, guy lattice met masts, and portable solar power stations. ART is committed to delivering market-leading engineering solutions to the renewable energy sector. The company's team includes senior drafter Leon Worsley, who played a key role in the decision to switch to BricsCAD as the company's preferred CAD platform. Read More
Solution	ART decided to switch to BricsCAD as its preferred CAD platform. The key drivers behind this decision were the value for money, .dwg technology integration, and the ease of using a single family of products that BricsCAD offered. The transition to BricsCAD was smooth, with Leon Worsley, a senior drafter at ART, and his team becoming comfortable with the new platform in just a few days. The Bricsys Help Center provided support as needed, further facilitating the switch and ensuring that the team could effectively use the new platform for their various design needs. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Middleware, SDKs & Libraries

Applicable Industries

Renewable Energy

Telecommunications

Applicable Functions

Product Research & Development

Services

System Integration

Challenge

Australian Radio Towers (ART), an engineering, fabrication, and construction company, was facing challenges with its existing design software. The company, which designs, manufactures, and installs free-standing towers, guy lattice met masts, and portable solar power stations, was struggling with the integration between AutoCAD and Solidworks. This was causing inefficiencies and hindering the company's ability to deliver market-leading engineering solutions to the renewable energy sector. The company needed a solution that would allow them to seamlessly move between 2D, 3D, Mechanical components, and BIM.

About Customer

Australian Radio Towers (ART) is an engineering, fabrication, and construction company based in Murwillumbah NSW 2484, Australia. The company services Australian development projects, specializing in the design, manufacture, and installation of free-standing towers, guy lattice met masts, and portable solar power stations. ART is committed to delivering market-leading engineering solutions to the renewable energy sector. The company's team includes senior drafter Leon Worsley, who played a key role in the decision to switch to BricsCAD as the company's preferred CAD platform.

Solution

ART decided to switch to BricsCAD as its preferred CAD platform. The key drivers behind this decision were the value for money, .dwg technology integration, and the ease of using a single family of products that BricsCAD offered. The transition to BricsCAD was smooth, with Leon Worsley, a senior drafter at ART, and his team becoming comfortable with the new platform in just a few days. The Bricsys Help Center provided support as needed, further facilitating the switch and ensuring that the team could effectively use the new platform for their various design needs.

Impact #1	The switch to BricsCAD has resolved the integration issues that ART was facing with AutoCAD and Solidworks. The company now benefits from a single platform that meets all its design needs, from 2D and 3D to Mechanical components and BIM. This has streamlined the design process, making it more efficient and effective. The ease of use of the BricsCAD platform and the support provided by the Bricsys Help Center have also contributed to a smooth transition, ensuring that the ART team can fully leverage the capabilities of the new platform.

Impact #1

The switch to BricsCAD has resolved the integration issues that ART was facing with AutoCAD and Solidworks. The company now benefits from a single platform that meets all its design needs, from 2D and 3D to Mechanical components and BIM. This has streamlined the design process, making it more efficient and effective. The ease of use of the BricsCAD platform and the support provided by the Bricsys Help Center have also contributed to a smooth transition, ensuring that the ART team can fully leverage the capabilities of the new platform.

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BricsCAD Integration Success at Australian Radio Towers

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