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This blog was created on March 30th, 2007 and is about sharing all things ArchiOffice. BQE Software will endeavor to share with it’s customers what’s going on behind the scenes with the development of ArchiOffice. Meanwhile, ArchiOffice customers are encouraged to share their thoughts. BQE will listen and learn.

This site is not for PR or any type of marketing. It’s for an open and honest conversation between BQE and the ArchiOffice community. The purpose is to make ArchiOffice a better product and - in turn - allow our customers to be better Architects.

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Entries in Architecture (3)

Friday
Jan202012

ArchiOffice Recommended As Valued Resource for Small Businesses

Yesterday, we’re happy to say, ArchiOffice made the short list of recommended software packages for small businesses in an article published in Architect Magazine on the challenges in managing finances for small Architecture firms.

Check out the article and see how some architects are juggling office management tasks along with doing their real job - designing buildings.

Thursday
Jan122012

Stay Current with the Latest Tech or Risk Losing Business and Profits

Technology is evolving at an ever escalating pace. As soon as you buy some hardware or software, it seems as if it’s outdated in months. It’s hard for individuals to keep up, let alone a business. But, in our current times, businesses fall behind the latest technology at their own peril.

Architectural firms, like all businesses, can’t afford to stick with their current technology just because it works – not for too long. When you do this, you risk losing your competitive edge.

These days technology is integral in helping a successful Architect firm manage projects and increase profitability (e.g., ArchiOffice), build better buildings (e.g., Business Information Modeling or BIM), and interact with clients – locally or globally - in real-time (e.g., cloud technology).

Marty Doscher, Assoc. AIA, a former technology director, recently addressed how Architect firms need to get over their fears of change and technology or risk losing their competitive edge.

Check out his article in Architect Magazine to learn how to overcome your fear of upgrading, stay on the cutting edge and become a leading company that’s more than capable of meeting its customer’s needs.