Configuring around the software, not the other way around
CAD, simulation, video editing, and ML development all stress different parts of a workstation. A build that's well-balanced for CAD (strong single-thread performance, certified GPU drivers) can be the wrong shape entirely for video rendering or local model training, where core count and VRAM matter more.
We ask what software your team runs before we spec anything — vendor certification matters for CAD and engineering tools in particular, where an uncertified GPU driver can cause real stability problems.
Desktop vs. mobile workstations
Desktop towers still deliver the best performance per dollar and are the right call for anyone at a fixed desk. Mobile workstations close most of that gap now, but carry a real premium — worth it for field engineers and hybrid teams, hard to justify for a team that never leaves the office.
Standardizing a fleet
Certified GPU and driver combinations per application
A small number of standard configurations instead of one-off builds per employee
Asset tagging and imaging before the machines reach your team
Spares and replacement parts kept on the same standardized spec
Typical configuration range
Manufacturers we source
Dell, HPE, Lenovo, ASUS, Intel, and AMD, among others.