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The conversations around AI are numerous and noisy. It can be difficult to determine the difference between hype-driven trends and AI implementation that can provide holistic improvements to your operations. In this blog, Mark Schwartz outlines a strategic framework for evaluating AI solutions so that teams can innovate with certainty and precision. Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/4c3aKsv One of four insights from NVIDIA, Microsoft, Snowflake, and Trimble Inc.. Discover how Trimble puts agentic AI to work for physical industries: https://bit.ly/4cQuehl

When a customer arrives informed but uncertain, opening a conversation with product capabilities misses the point. They already know what the software does. What they need to figure out is where to start. Speaking on a panel for PwC's Designing the Intelligent Enterprise series alongside Pippa Malmgren and PepsiCo's Johannes Evenblij Garza, Trimble SVP and AECO Chief Marketing Officer Heather Adkins highlighted a critical shift in how technology adoption happens. Instead of leading with what software offers, effective teams work backward from the exact question the buyer's leadership asked them to solve. As Heather put it: guiding is not a softer version of selling. It is the disciplined work of untangling complexity and replacing raw information with actionable insight.

Earning a spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies is exciting. Earning the rank of 182 on that list is impressive. Doing it in an industry as demanding as construction speaks directly to the value being delivered. Project risk lives in details buried across hundreds of pages of contracts, specifications and insurance files. Spotting conflicting terms or missed clauses early is the difference between keeping a project on schedule and taking a major financial hit. Document Crunch built document AI specifically for this work. The platform flags critical contract risks, surfaces specification conflicts and cuts review times from days to hours across more than 10,000 projects. Field teams get clear answers without waiting on legal guidance, while preconstruction teams catch issues before work starts. Congratulations to the team at Document Crunch that built this momentum. Moving forward with Trimble, the goal remains the same: bringing peace of mind and confidence to job sites at every turn.

Behind every breakthrough in architecture, engineering, construction, and geospatial operations is a story worth telling. The 2026 Trimble Construction Innovation Awards are your platform to share how your team or classroom is pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Applications are open, but the deadline is approaching. Winners earn an official trophy, widespread industry publicity, and a complimentary pass to the Trimble Dimensions User Conference. Visit the link to submit your entry: https://lnkd.in/edqJjDVK

At Iowa Speedway, drivers like Brad Keselowski lift off the throttle and coast into turns to preserve gas. Stretching fuel is an important tactic on every track, but on Iowa’s fast-paced short track, avoiding an extra pit stop is enough to put drivers a few laps ahead of their opponents. That instinct for maximizing efficiency extends far beyond the track. From fleet logistics and ultra-efficient architecture to rural infrastructure, discover how Iowa teams leverage field-to-office data to achieve massive reach on lean operations. See how Iowans do more with less, at every turn:https://lnkd.in/egS7BQu9

The content catalog for the Trimble Dimensions 2026 User Conference and Offsite Expo is now live. Registered attendees can start building their schedules today. Explore nearly 700 sessions, including expert panels covering the latest Trimble technology updates and real-world use cases. This year's conference is packed with experiences, from a keynote by CEO Rob Painter, to the inaugural Developer Summit, to the 3D Basecamp Summit to a 15-acre live worksite at the Offsite Expo. Start building your schedule: https://lnkd.in/eUBtBEuP

On Sept. 2, Arbel.ai, Civils.ai, ConcreteAI, Bton.io, Dig Robotics and LIGHTYX will take to the stage at APAC Pitch Day in Singapore. The event runs during International Built Environment Week, Asia Pacific's largest gathering for the built environment sector. The Construction Startup Competition drew 798 applications from 62 countries. From AI-powered engineering and smarter concrete monitoring to robotics and laser-guided construction, the final startups represent the innovation shaping the future of the built environment. Singapore's event is the first of three Pitch Days this year, with Helsinki and Las Vegas following in November. Behind every application is a team that looked at how the world builds and believed it could work better. Well done to all who participated, and good luck to those making their pitch. Learn more about the competition: https://lnkd.in/gwPWyj4E

Handing teams advanced software without fixing disconnected workflows only accelerates complexity. This is just one of the insights on the latest episode of The Titanium Economy Podcast, where host Mohit Jaju sits down with Mark Schwartz, Group President of Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations Software at Trimble. They examine the practical realities of organizational change management, day-zero integration strategies for acquired technologies, and the role of unified data platforms in scaling artificial intelligence across field and office teams. They also explore how restructuring team workflows changes the baseline for long-term productivity gains. Listen to the full episode to see how connected data can turn operational friction into project confidence: https://lnkd.in/gb6yFfyr

Before sunrise, crews arrive on site to chalk lines by hand, inspect trenches, and wait days for concrete lab results. That physical reality is where digital tools meet daily field execution. Closing the gap between manual friction and practical execution is the focus of the Construction Startup Competition 2026. Out of 798 global applicants, selected startups earned their spot at the APAC Pitch Day taking place September 2 in Singapore during International Built Environment Week. Congratulations to finalists Arbel.ai, Civils.ai, ConcreteAI, Bton.io, Dig Robotics and LIGHTYX. Their innovations address the exact delays and risks superintendents face every day, replacing manual layout with projected light, slow drawing reviews with automated processing and guesswork with self-reporting materials.