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May 20th, 2025
Trimble Promotes Connected Workflows At Digital Construction Week

Global technology company Trimble will be bringing its connected workflows and digital construction solutions to London’s ExCeL for Digital Construction Week, looking to promote confidence at every turn.

To deliver the new structures and infrastructure our country needs, connected digital workflows are vital, facilitating the safe, efficient, sustainable and cost-effective project delivery. Trimble’s comprehensive portfolio of solutions aim to make this job easier, giving users the power to simplify tasks, improve accuracy and reduce costs with digital and in-field tools.

Connecting people, data and software, Trimble’s portfolio can take teams from the initial concept and design stages, right through to estimation, fabrication, delivery and beyond. While cloud-based construction reporting and recording enables information to be easily accessed whether onsite or in an office, helping to boost productivity and facilitate more sustainable outcomes.

Trimble’s stand (D300 – 400) at Digital Construction Week will allow visitors to explore the wide range of connected software and hardware solutions the company offers, as well as speak to its knowledgeable team.

In addition to learning more about Trimble’s solutions on its stand, the company has a number of speaker slots, some hosted in partnership with customers, across the event:

  • ‘Rethinking connected workflows: aligning people, process and technology’ – Stuart Campbell, Senior Manager – AECO Enterprise, Trimble, Tech Stage, 4th June @ 13:45 – 14:00
  • ‘Navigating construction challenges: the role of AI in transforming industry practices’ – Aristodimos Komninos, AI & XR Product Manager, Trimble SketchUp, Innovation Stage, 4th June @ 15:00-15:30
  • ‘Leveraging 360 photos and reality capture for enhanced construction efficiency’ – Ben Wallbank, Digital Strategy & Partnership Manager EMEA, Trimble, Innovation Stage, 5th June @ 11:00 – 11:30
  • ‘Introducing the Trimble Reality Capture platform service: Unlocking reality capture data’ – Gregor Willhauck, Cloud Solutions Market Manager, Trimble, Innovation Stage, 5th June @ 13:00 – 13:30
  • ‘How a golden thread of information connects multiple stakeholders on a high-profile hospital build’ – Nohman Awan, Digital Construction Lead, Balfour Beatty – People & Change Theatre   5th June @ 14:00 – 14:30
  • Plus, don’t miss your chance to hear from the BYLOR team about the construction of Hinkley Point C, a project where Trimble solutions and workflows were used throughout – People & Change Theatre, 4th June @ 11:00 – 11:30

Chris Wilson, Senior Sales Director – UK & Ireland, at Trimble, spoke about the event, saying: “DCW is always an exciting date in the industry calendar and gives us a great opportunity to showcase the solutions Trimble offers for the construction industry, all designed to make projects faster, cheaper, greener and safer.

While technological advancements are exciting for us all, it’s important to remember that people remain at the heart of these connected workflows – it’s about how people and technology can work side-by-side to enhance construction productivity. We’re excited to demonstrate this with our software, hardware and other technologies, which are already being used by professionals across the globe.”

Running from 4th – 5th June 2025 at the ExCeL London, Digital Construction Week and Geo Business provide visitors the chance to engage with companies driving the industry forwards, discover the latest solutions to improve projects, teams and businesses, as well as discuss the latest trends.

Register your attendance at the show, here or find out more from Trimble, here.