The CREA school has been a client since 2010, Atelier Bugna since 2012.
These are not logos dropped onto a page: they are installations we know
machine by machine, and that we still keep running today.
Five hundred students with their own MacBooks, entire rooms of Macs, and creative software that changes every September. The fleet is deployed and taken over machine by machine, without a single class stopping.
Heavy models, a server that has to take the load, and site deadlines that are not up for negotiation. We keep the infrastructure so the model opens in three seconds, not three minutes.
Architectural photography produces enormous files that have to be stored, backed up and found again. Storage and backup are sized for real production, not for the brochure.
Watchmaking is shot at very high resolution, and every retouch goes back through the same file. Workstation, network and storage are tuned together — it is the only way the chain holds.
Creative Macs, an Adobe suite that updates continuously, and projects that cannot stop for an update. The fleet is kept current without interrupting the work.
One hundred and twenty-three iPads, and nobody on site
A hotel never closes, and Zermatt is not Geneva: nobody drives up for a single machine. All 123 iPads are configured, updated and fixed from one console, remotely.
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Which one looks like yours?
An architecture practice, a studio, a hotel: the constraints change,
the method does not. We look at your installation before proposing anything.