Curious how Rosendin, one of the largest electrical contractors in the United States, successfully implements Construction Cloud at scale across its enterprise? In this session, Rosendin will share its journey of deploying Construction Cloud solutions—including Docs, Build, and Autodesk Insights—to drive consistency, improve collaboration, and enhance productivity. Learn how Rosendin uses standardized templates and customized workflows to digitize critical processes. Beyond the Construction Cloud native tools, this session will also explore how Rosendin connects Construction Cloud data with enterprise systems using the Autodesk Platform Services APIs and Construction Cloud recipes. Discover how SQL-powered workflows automate data integration, reduce manual errors, and accelerate reporting cycles. Finally, see how Power BI dashboards transform raw project data into actionable insights, enabling faster, smarter decision making and measurable improvements in project outcomes.

What comes before any successful construction project? An accurate estimate is a good place to start. You have a lot to gain from a standardized pre-con environment in Construction Cloud, from the first schematic drawings brought into Docs software then quantified in Takeoff software. In this hands-on lab, you’ll gain firsthand experience in quantifying a new project’s design the right way. What we'll give you: Step 1: A standard project template will offer your team a playbook to follow for . Step 2: Typical items you need are present for you to quantify on the new project. What you’ll do: Step 3: (This is the hands-on part.) In accessible interactive activities, you’ll apply advanced 2D and 3D quantification tools. You’ll translate project scope into material, labor, and equipment costs to generate an accurate project estimate. Come work with us to experience the value Construction Cloud can bring to your pre-con workflows.

Autodesk has been at the forefront of in the AEC industry for over a decade, pioneering cloud-connected solutions that enhance global collaboration. As the workforce becomes increasingly distributed, these innovations have set a solid foundation for seamless professional interaction. Now, we are driving the next wave of collaborative transformation by leveraging data on the Autodesk cloud platform to create immersive and intuitive experiences. By connecting data and people from anywhere, we are revolutionizing how work is done, enabling better decisions earlier in the process, and fostering faster, more efficient project completion with less rework. This approach not only saves cost, time, and materials but also paves the way for a sustainable future.

Discover how Eiffage, a major general contractor in France, is unlocking the full potential of Construction Cloud to drive innovation and efficiency in its construction projects. This powerful platform centralizes all your data—from 3D scans and digital models to site tracking—in one integrated system, fostering seamless collaboration and precision. Construction Cloud empowers you to optimize workflows, use data-driven insights, and achieve unprecedented efficiency gains. But what are the practical applications? What measurable benefits is Eiffage experiencing on the ground? How is this platform reshaping the future of project management for Eiffage? Join us to explore the practical benefits of Construction Cloud through real-world project examples such as the Marseille subway stations project or the Inclined Elevator Airport. Discover how Eiffage is pioneering project management excellence by using the value of this strategic platform.

In this session, we’ll explore how PennDOT (Pennsylvania Department of Transportation) is using Construction Cloud to connect traditionally siloed phases of infrastructure delivery—design and construction. With the soft rollout of its design solution nearly complete, PennDOT’s construction teams are starting to use Build functionality within Construction Cloud to complement and enhance their existing systems. The session will highlight how PennDOT is navigating change management, improving project transparency, and streamlining communication across teams as it shifts toward a connected, digital-first project environment.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword—it’s transforming the way construction projects are managed. In this hands-on lab, you’ll discover how to put the Construction Cloud platform’s built-in AI tools to work without writing a single line of code. Learn how Autodesk Assistant helps teams identify issues early, manage risk smarter, and streamline communication across the field and office. Through real-world scenarios and interactive exercises, you’ll learn about AI-driven workflows that will boost productivity, improve decision making, and save time across all phases of a construction project. Whether you’re a project manager, virtual design and construction (VDC) expert, or field engineer, this session will give you practical skills you can apply immediately, with no custom development or AI expertise required. We want to take the mystery out of AI and show everyday workers that it’s here to help. Walk away confident about how to adopt the Construction Cloud AI features to do more with less, faster.

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and explore Build software like never before in this interactive, lab-style session. Whether you're just getting started or looking to sharpen your skills, this in-depth walk-through will guide you through real-world workflows, tips, and tools—all in a collaborative, hands-on environment. You’ll also get hands-on experience with the Build mobile app, learning how to stay connected, manage tasks, and access project information from anywhere. Perfect for those who learn by doing and want to leave with practical knowledge they can apply right away—both in the office and out in the field.

without standardization is just digital chaos. This session will reframe ROI not as a one-time win, but as a scalable outcome of globally governed . Learn how enterprise-level programs are using frameworks like Global Facility Standards (GFS) to drive consistency across regions, improve data reuse, and reduce digital friction. We’ll walk through a three-phase maturity model that shows how organizations progress from isolated tech success to global digital repeatability. You’ll also see how our team connects Construction Cloud, dashboards, and governed QA workflows into a system that has reduced issue closure time by 60% and accelerated project handover. This is not a session about tools—it’s about operationalizing proof at scale.

Deutsche Bahn AG (DB) offers passenger and freight transport solutions, with a focus on Germany. DB Systel GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of DB and the driver of digitalization for all of the Group companies. Digital representation of assets is vital for instant status checks and effective decision making. Currently, BIM offers asset details during projects, yet maintenance data often resides in isolated silos, managed manually. DB’s current focus is breaking down data silos between BIM and maintenance systems using Tandem software to enable artificial intelligence (AI)-driven insights in the future. This session will highlight how DB is piloting Tandem software to bring together BIM and maintenance data—which are often disconnected. By connecting intelligent models with live maintenance data, DB accelerates knowledge transfer, improves efficiency, and paves the way for AI-driven predictive maintenance. Learn how Deutsche Bahn is using data and Digital Workplaces, and setting the stage for smarter and sustainable railways.

What do you do when a US-based client unexpectedly asks for ISO 19650 compliance and expects it to be delivered through Construction Cloud? This session will share where to start, how to interpret the standard in a US context, and how to manage the transition. Our practical insights, workflow strategies, and lessons learned will help prepare you for a rare but potentially growing request in the American engineering landscape.

Let’s be honest—your team doesn’t care how powerful a tool is if it’s not saving them time. In this fast-paced session, we’ll cut through the noise and spotlight five Construction Cloud features that are actually being used in the field—and making a real impact. From smarter issue tracking to simplified and mobile field reports, these workflows are saving hours, reducing rework, and helping teams focus on building, not chasing down information. Expect real examples, zero fluff, and ideas that you can immediately put to work on your next project.

Today’s demands for increased efficiency and higher-quality deliveries require companies to adopt smart, effective tools that enable seamless collaboration across offices and borders. With the growing importance of working from a single source of truth, consolidating operations under one unified platform is more critical than ever. Join us in this session as we explore how Construction Cloud, enhanced by intelligent AI-driven capabilities, can help us streamline workflows, boost efficiency, and raise the quality of our work to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving industry.

Discover how Exyte, a leader in delivering high-tech facilities, manages multidisciplinary megaprojects. In these projects, thousands of details, conflicts, and decisions constantly compete for attention, making it difficult to focus on what really matters. Using a data-driven approach powered by Construction Cloud and Power BI, we’ve improved project certainty, making it easier to manage complexity effectively. In this session, we’ll share how we shifted from reactive problem-solving to proactive, insight-driven project management. By seamlessly consolidating data from Revit, Navisworks, Construction Cloud, Work Plans, and other external sources, we've developed powerful dashboards that do more than report. They actively guide decisions, prioritize tasks, and give real-time project insights. With this approach, we can focus on key conflicts, track model health, monitor issues across packages, and give senior management a clear and reliable view of project progress. This isn't just better reporting—it’s a smarter way to build.

While discussions often emphasize general/managing contractors, the true measure of successful digital adoption depends greatly on the buy-in and innovation of subcontractors. As Australia’s largest privately owned electrical subcontractor, with 14 branches nationwide, Stowe Australia recognized the critical need to digitally transform our entire business—not just isolated projects. By strategically deploying Construction Cloud nationally, we've streamlined workflows, enhanced risk management, and empowered our teams to collaborate seamlessly across hundreds of projects. This session will share our journey, as well as practical insights for subcontractors, lessons learned from a large-scale implementation, and proven strategies to achieve measurable ROI and operational excellence. By the end of this session, you'll understand how subcontractors can successfully use Construction Cloud to transform their business operations, gaining tangible benefits beyond a single project’s lifecycle.

Switching construction management platforms is a major decision that impacts every phase of the project lifecycle. In this panel session, a team of experts from both the general contractor and consultant side will share their unfiltered experiences transitioning from Procore to Construction Cloud. You’ll hear real-world stories of what worked, what didn’t, and what surprised them the most—ranging from platform comparisons and workflow changes to team adoption and stakeholder buy-in. With perspectives from both in-the-field execution and strategic implementation, this session will provide a well-rounded look at the benefits, trade-offs, and growing pains of leaving one ecosystem for another. You’ll leave with practical lessons, implementation tips, and a clearer understanding of how Construction Cloud performs in real-world construction environments—especially in comparison to Procore.

Across the globe, regulations are tightening—from Europe’s Corporate Reporting Directive (CSRD) to stricter planning frameworks in the Middle East, Asia, and North America. Projects lacking traceable records and robust information management increasingly face costly delays at critical approval stages. In this session, you’ll discover how GRFN uses Construction Cloud to meet complex compliance demands, beginning with the UK’s Building Safety Act 2022 and its “golden thread” of information. Learn how Construction Cloud enables secure, digital records across the building lifecycle, streamlining workflows, reducing data duplication, and enhancing audit readiness. While the Building Safety Act is a UK law, its principles of transparency, traceability, and accountability are setting a global benchmark for digital compliance.

This session will explore how 2D and 3D assets can drive success in linear civil infrastructure projects using Construction Cloud. Based on a real tunnel project, we’ll show how static asset records were transformed into a dynamic digital ecosystem linked to schedule, cost, quality, BIM geometry, and carbon tracking. By reframing assets as a digital thread supporting every project phase, we’ll reveal how structured data, automation, and connected workflows improve delivery and handover. The session will cover key steps: identifying asset data, auditing existing info, and configuring Construction Cloud to ensure consistency, traceability, and stakeholder alignment. The case study highlights real-time tracking, risk flagging, and metrics, integrated into Power BI dashboards for data-driven decisions. Learn how asset-centered strategies in Construction Cloud reduce risk, enhance collaboration, and generate long-term value.

Water infrastructure owners and operators face poor asset information handover due to system misalignment. Could automation and integrated data enable Digital Workplaces to support operational efficiency, reduce rework and costs, and improve health and safety (H&S)? Learn how GHD successfully used client-focused data exchange and cloud collaboration during the 40MLD upgrade of Wellington Water Limited’s Te Mārua water treatment plant to ease these struggles. Automating the integration of asset information using Autodesk products enabled delivery of the asset register 12 months early—saving NZ$150,000 and 1,400 hours in asset data management. Combining Esri mobile apps and dashboards enhanced as-built quality and reduced site H&S risks. A proof of concept was developed where GeoBIM and Docs software were fused to create a geospatial common data environment (CDE)—the foundation for an operations and maintenance Digital Workplace. We’ll share valuable lessons on managing evolving data needs and supply chains to demonstrate how connected workflows made more efficient.

BIM is no longer just for design—and “Digital Workplace” is more than a buzzword. Digital Workplaces are the connective tissue of a new AECO era where every stage—from early design models to long-term operations—runs on actionable integrated data. In this future-trends theater talk, we’ll explore how BIM and Digital Workplaces are evolving from static handover artifacts to dynamic intelligent systems that extend the life and value of buildings long after construction. Drawing from macro technological, economic, and workplace trends—including recent federal mandates and technological advancements—we’ll examine how artificial intelligence (AI), occupancy behavior, and experiential design are converging to reshape how the built environment is created, constructed, and continuously optimized.

Renovation projects are on the rise, with digital methods like reality capture, model-based collaboration, and Digital Workplaces proving essential. AFRY Switzerland's “AFRY Bellinzona regional hub” is a prime example. Located in a historic Swiss town of Bellinzona, the 2,000 m² space was transformed from an unused commercial site into flexible, modern offices. Autodesk tools were used throughout: Recap for reality capture, Revit for model authoring, ACC for clash detection and coordination, AR visualisation, site reporting, and a Digital Workplace prototype with Tandem. was a top priority—repurposing the existing space helped meet initial goals, with recycled materials and 90% reused furniture from previous offices.