Tekla Model Sharing

What do you like best?

Tekla modeling is useful for, of course, sharing models created in Tekla amongst a group, or from individual to individual. If there was no other immediate option for sharing files, this would probably be the first choice of the company I work for.

What do you dislike?

While online sharing of files and models have made bounds of progress, our company uses a more secure way of sharing and saving the models. The models are able to be saved to several drives so there is no loss of files, nor a leak if someone was able to hack the network. Thus, my company uses an in-company network to share, save, and protect files and models.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

If files don't need to be protected other than the generic coverage, definitely a good option.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Even though my company is a heavy Tekla user, model sharing is not really used. We have the in-company network that we work with. However, the sharing program is easily accessible on Tekla - as I have accidently opened it several times when using Tekla. Communication for projects is key, so having a program that helps with that aspect.