# AEC software and consulting company

Modernizing Digital Infrastructure From Website Rescue to Data Intelligence

## Who They Are / What We Were Dealing With

AEC software and consulting company is an enterprise technology and services organization operating at significant scale. The engagement spanned both customer-facing digital systems and internal reporting infrastructure.

What we were dealing with:
- Aging web infrastructure
- Platform migration complexity
- Manual reporting processes
- Data fragmentation slowing decisions

## The Brief

Success meant modernizing both digital infrastructure and business intelligence systems to support scale.

We were engaged to deliver:
- Website rescue and platform modernization
- Data integration and reporting transformation
- Improved scalability and operational insight

## The Engagement

### Scope at a glance

Website Rescue  Shopify Migration  BI Architecture  Data Integration  Ongoing Optimization

### Key engagement facts

A multi-layered systems engagement spanning web infrastructure, DevOps support, and enterprise data architecture.

## How We Did It

01

### Platform Modernization

Stabilized legacy infrastructure while supporting migration and performance-focused web improvements.

02

### Data Systems Transformation

Built centralized BI architecture connecting ERP data to decision-making dashboards.

03

### Ongoing Optimization

Supported long-term performance and scalability through iterative systems improvements.

## The Results

### What Changed After We Shipped
- Monthly reporting reduced from 5 days to under 4 hours
- 33% labor savings
- Improved visibility across 13,000 records
- Stronger scalable infrastructure across web and data systems

> Modern Labyrinth gave us a finance cockpit that refreshes before our first coffee. Margins that once surfaced mid-month now guide day-one decisions.

## Key Takeaway

What started as website rescue became a broader digital infrastructure partnership — strengthening both growth systems and operational intelligence.
