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Q: Solution types relevant to attendees:

Architecture & Interior DesignAsset ManagementBIM, Engineering & VDCBuilding Scanning & LayoutCivil ConstructionCivil Design & EngineeringCommon Data EnvironmentDetailing, Fabrication & Structural EngineeringDeveloper Tools & PlatformDrilling & PilingEnterprise Project ManagementEnterprise Resource PlanningEstimating & TakeoffFinancial & HR ManagementMarine ConstructionMarketingOperations & MaintenancePavingProject Management Solutions for ContractorsSupply Chain & Material ManagementSurveying & MappingTraining

Q: Technologies relevant to attendees:

AI & Machine LearningAnalyticsAutomated WorkflowsAutonomous EquipmentBIM / VDCCloud Storage & CollaborationConnectivityCorrection ServicesDeveloper Tools & PlatformDigital TwinsExtended Reality (AR / VR / MR)Internet of Things (IoT) Machine ControlModelingPositioningReal-Time NetworksReporting

We're looking for speakers to inform and inspire industry peers from around the globe. Will you answer the call?

The call for speakers is open through April 24, 2026.

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Join us as a speaker at Dimensions and lead an educational session on how technology is transforming the way you work. Use the guidelines below to create a successful proposal and become part of the agenda this November in Las Vegas.

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What, who and why?

The first steps in planning your presentation are determining a topic and defining your audience.

The topic you choose for your presentation should be relatable, interesting and beneficial to Dimensions attendees looking to use their Trimble solutions with confidence. At the end of your presentation, your audience should walk away with new, ready-to-engage ideas for taking their work to the next level.

What is your topic?

Apply your personal story, sharing how a challenge affected you and how you worked to solve it. While it's valuable to discuss any technology you used, stressing the effect of the technology makes for a more compelling session.

Who is your audience?

Dimensions attendees represent a wide range of experience and skill levels from industries around the world. Rather than trying to please everyone (not possible), focus your proposal on empowering the right user type to take their learning to the next level.

Why should they attend?

Provide your audience with new ideas for addressing an industry challenge, the next steps needed to act, and the inspiration to get started right now.

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Match your expertise with audience interests

Dimensions attracts people from multiple industries and job functions whose interests span a wide range of topics. Listed below is some of the most in-demand content from past events, but fresh ideas are always welcome. Keep this in mind when creating your proposal.

Civil construction

How have positioning-centric hardware and software changed the way your work gets done across project lifecycles?

Surveying & mapping

What are some new and better ways for surveyors to capture, manage, and analyze high-precision geospatial data?

Construction management

How have software solutions like Vista, Spectrum, and ProjectSight transformed project, process and people management?

Building construction

What can construction teams do to take on-time, under-budget project delivery from feeling like a fantasy to becoming a reality?

MEP

What can mechanical, electrical and plumbing contractors do to simplify how they bid and build?

Civil design & engineering

How is technology helping engineers eliminate waiting, rework and miscommunication across the design process?

Architecture & design

How have SketchUp’s AI-powered tools and connected cloud workflows redefined conceptual design iteration and professional documentation?

Structural detailing & fabrication

How do detailed, data-rich structural BIM workflows increase efficiency and accuracy for construction teams?

Explore the 2025 session catalog

Solution types relevant to attendees:

Architecture & Interior Design
Asset Management
BIM, Engineering & VDC
Building Scanning & Layout
Civil Construction
Civil Design & Engineering
Common Data Environment
Detailing, Fabrication & Structural Engineering
Developer Tools & Platform
Drilling & Piling
Enterprise Project Management
Enterprise Resource Planning
Estimating & Takeoff
Financial & HR Management
Marine Construction
Marketing
Operations & Maintenance
Paving
Project Management Solutions for Contractors
Supply Chain & Material Management
Surveying & Mapping
Training

Technologies relevant to attendees:

AI & Machine Learning
Analytics
Automated Workflows
Autonomous Equipment
BIM / VDC
Cloud Storage & Collaboration
Connectivity
Correction Services
Developer Tools & Platform
Digital Twins
Extended Reality (AR / VR / MR)
Internet of Things (IoT)
Machine Control
Modeling
Positioning
Real-Time Networks
Reporting

Build a successful presentation proposal

Once you know what you want to present, you're ready to create a proposal. You need to focus on three key things: a title, an abstract and a short biography.

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Title

Great titles clearly define the topic, promise a desired outcome and create a sense of urgency.

Abstract

Abstracts should be concise, focused and clearly express the topic of a presentation.

Biography

Biographies provide details about speakers and any experience relevant to the presentation topic.

Pro Tips

Successful proposals will:

Have a concise and specific purpose
Align objectives to relevant industry needs
Cater content to a specific user level & session type
Express clear benefits for attendees
Demonstrate the value of Trimble technology

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Plus… when you speak, you save

Dimensions speakers get a special rate of $750 on conference passes, with access to all sessions, experiences and more.

Speakers are responsible for all personal expenses, including travel, lodging, transportation, additional meals and incidentals.

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