As we wrap up the 2025 Egnyte AEC Summit, we’ll reflect on the key insights, innovations, and strategies shared throughout the day. From AI-driven collaboration to streamlining workflows and securing project data, this session will highlight the most impactful takeaways and what they mean for the future of AEC.
Are you ready to elevate your collaboration and productivity across projects? Join Aviram Barfi, Senior Business Development Manager at Egnyte, and Steve Smith, Director of Partnerships at Bluebeam as they discuss how new technology integrations and strategic partnerships are transforming how Egnyte users work.Shaped by direct customer feedback, discover the latest integrations with Bluebeam, NetSuite, and more that help to streamline workflows and maximize efficiency, meeting the evolving needs of AEC professionals. Plus, get an exclusive sneak peek at upcoming features and integrations launching in the next few months.
Watch a live discussion hosted by Egnyte's Product Managers and Solution Engineers as they answer questions on existing features and functionality, and future innovation.
The AEC industry is facing a critical challenge: as experienced professionals retire, firms risk losing decades of institutional knowledge. But what if AI could help bridge this gap—unlocking insights from past projects while streamlining today’s workflows?Join Prasad Gune, Chief Product Officer at Egnyte, as he unveils Egnyte’s AI vision for AEC. This session will explore how AI-powered tools can enhance decision-making, accelerate project execution, and capture valuable institutional knowledge for future use. Learn how Egnyte is helping firms leverage AI to find and unlock insights from past proposals, analyze contracts and specifications, and improve efficiency across pre-bid, execution, and closeout phases.
As the AEC industry shifts toward embracing digital solutions and remote work, it is crucial for firms to collaborate effectively, manage data seamlessly, and enhance efficiency. Join Curtis Paul, Technology Leader at Ramaker, and Troy Gates, Senior Technology Consultant at Arkance, to discuss how Ramaker, a fully remote engineering and architecture firm, transitioned to a cloud-first approach.
Cloud technology is revolutionizing collaboration in construction, helping to eliminate data silos and transform team collaboration for greater efficiency and security. Brad Buckles, VP of Technology and Innovation at CPPI, and Kevin Soohoo, Head of AEC Practice at Egnyte, will discuss how the integration between Egnyte and Autodesk Construction Cloud is improving collaboration between project and back-office teams.
The shift to hybrid work has pushed firms to explore new strategies for gaining a competitive edge, and collaboration tools may hold the key. Join Phillip Carlisle, VP, Director of Information Technology at Volkert as he discusses how Volkert optimized its business workflows, increased productivity, and transformed disaster recovery using Egnyte.
Fragmented communication and disparate technologies can often hinder project efficiency in joint ventures, but some companies are finding ways to address these challenges effectively. Join Chad Speas, VP, Practice Technology Director at Corgan, as he tackles how technology selection, data governance, and seamless collaboration transform joint venture project execution.
In the fast-paced AEC industry, getting projects launched quickly and keeping teams aligned is critical to success. This session will feature Egnyte experts showcasing how our latest innovations power faster collaboration, support smarter automation, and streamline project management. Discover the new capabilities you can expect from Egnyte in 2025.
In today's digital landscape, construction firms face an increasing threat of ransomware attacks, putting their critical project data and business continuity at risk. Join Matt Abeles, Vice President of Construction Technology and Innovation at Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), and Neil Jones, Cybersecurity Evangelist at Egnyte, as they discuss how ransomware defense strategies and cybersecurity best practices transform construction firms' ability to protect critical project data and maintain business continuity.
