Focus on Business: New Software For All Those Files

WEKU | By Tom Martin

Published February 18, 2019 at 7:05 AM EST

Randall Stevens is the founder of the Lexington-based tech company, ArchVision. Now, he’s rolling out a new endeavor called AVAIL, software designed to bring order to the chaos of myriad project files shared among architects, engineers, and construction contractors.

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