What's giving you trouble today?
Six answers. Each one leads to the right page — and the right number.
Not sure which one? That's the most common case — and it's exactly what the audit settles.
On site, 90 minutes The audit, seven checks CHF 490 A written report with costed priorities. Deducted if you come on board.OGGO/Case studies/TWKS
TWKS is a creative studio. Macs, an Adobe suite that never stops moving, and projects that don't pause for an update. OGGO looks after the fleet.
Does your setup look like this? — or call 022 830 21 00
Twenty minutes is enough to tell what is holding and what is about to give.
A creative studio lives on software that updates itself, and that occasionally breaks a project in progress. The problem is not updating: it is choosing when.
And a studio archives as much as it produces. Finished projects don't get thrown away: they come back a year later, when the client asks for a variation. So you need two lots of storage doing two different jobs — the one you work on, and the one you keep.
Two lots of storage, backed up separately: 12 TB for the production server, 8 TB for the archive server. The first carries work in progress, the second what has been delivered, and both are replicated to our own data centre in Switzerland. 15 workstations are managed remotely, with antivirus deployed from the same console — macOS updates are held back and applied when the studio decides.
Updates are driven from one place, and land when the studio can take them — not when the vendor pushes them.
Eleven years, since 2015. The studio produces on Adobe, in editing and in 3D, and its 8 TB archive can be browsed without pulling a drive out of a drawer.
The studio works on versions it controls, and nobody loses a day to a version surprise.
The case in numbers
We look at the setup before proposing anything at all. That holds for a classroom just as much as for a design server.
Book a meeting — or call 022 830 21 00