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FROM SHARED PAINS TO SHARED GAINS

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The AEC Integration Summit isn't another conference to simply sit through. It is a collaborative working environment where people from across the built environment examine the workflows, handoffs, and information challenges that affect the entire industry.

Participants bring different perspectives to the same table, look beyond surface symptoms, and work toward practical ideas that can move the conversation, and the industry, forward.

TEAM TOPICS & REGISTRATION DETAILS COMING SOON

THE 2027 CHALLENGE

INNOVATION IS ONLY PART OF THE EQUATION

As new AI-driven opportunities emerge, each Summit team will be challenged to hold the "innovator's paradox" in tension: embracing what is possible while addressing the human and business reactions that accompany change.

Because even the strongest technical idea must work in real organizations, with real incentives, established processes, and people being asked to do something differently.

THE INNOVATOR'S PARADOX

WHAT'S POSSIBLE

NEW TECHNICAL POSSIBILITY

HELD IN TENSION

WHAT'S REAL

PEOPLE, INCENTIVES, & PROCESS

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THE PROCESS

DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES. ONE SHARED CHALLENGE.

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START WITH A SHARED PAIN

BRING THE RIGHT PERSPECTIVES TOGETHER

EXAMINE WHAT WORKS IN PRACTICE

Each team begins with a workflow, information-exchange, or motivation breakdown experienced across AEC project stakeholders.

Teams are initiated by CPC partner associations and paired with CPC member solution providers. A cross-section of industry participants contributes the perspectives needed to understand how the challenge affects different stakeholders.

Through real industry scenarios, collaborative problem-solving, and candid conversation, teams examine their assigned objective and develop findings that account for both technical possibility and real-world conditions.

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HOW DO MEASUREMENT AND MOTIVATION  AT THE INDIVIDUAL AND BUSINESS LEVELS — SHAPE SYSTEMS THAT SUCCEED UNDER REAL-WORLD CONDITIONS?

This question will help guide the 2027 teams as they explore the relationship between technology, behavior, organizational priorities, and lasting adoption.

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CDX INITIATIVE TEAMS

HELP SHAPE WHAT THE INDUSTRY TACKLES NEXT

Team-topic development is now underway.

With continued support from title sponsor Trimble Marketplace, CPC is working with partner associations, member solution providers, and industry stakeholders to formulate the next set of team objectives.

TEAM 01

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TEAM 02

ANNOUNCEMENT PENDING

TEAM 03

ANNOUNCEMENT PENDING

2027 TEAM ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING SOON

TITLE SPONSOR

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THE ARCHIVE

SEE WHAT THE 2026 TEAMS PRODUCED

Explore the initiative topics, participants, and findings developed during the 2026 AEC Integration Summit.

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What a Government Wants

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Should I Share or Should I Not?

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IN<>SYNC | API

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Ch-Ch-Changes

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WHAT BREAKDOWN SHOULD THE INDUSTRY TACKLE NEXT?

Is there a workflow, information exchange, or motivation breakdown between AEC project stakeholders that deserves focused attention? Submit your Shared Pain as CPC begins formulating the 2027 team objectives.

CPC members interested in sponsoring a team topic may contact Nathan Wood for additional information.

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