The IT department downloaded the Tekla Structures Multiuser Server 250 software from the Tekla website and began the installation process. The installation was smooth, and the server was set up to run on a dedicated machine. The team configured the server settings, created user accounts, and mapped the network drives.
A few months later, Tekla released an update for the Multiuser Server 250. The update promised to improve performance, stability, and security. XYZ Engineering's IT department received an email notification about the update and decided to download and install it. The update process was straightforward, and the IT department completed it during a scheduled maintenance window.
XYZ Engineering, a leading structural engineering firm, had been using Tekla Structures for several years to design and detail complex steel and concrete structures. As their business grew, so did their team. They expanded their engineering staff and started to work on larger, more intricate projects. However, their current setup was holding them back. They were using Tekla Structures on a single-user license, which made collaboration and data management a challenge.