
In reponse to a growing demand for training, this year we’re featuring more hands-on workshops, software labs and deep dives into what's possible with Trimble products than ever before. Rather than trying to please everyone (not possible), focus your proposal on empowering one user type to take their learning to the next level.
Dimensions attendees represent a wide range of industries, roles and job activities. The topics listed below are the most popular among Dimensions attendees. Keep them in mind when creating your proposal. Additional information on the field activities, business operations, technologies and software of interest to attendees can be found in the Speaker Proposal Handbook.

Architecture & design solutions

Asset management solutions

Autonomy solutions

Building scanning & layout solutions

Civil construction solutions

Civil design & engineering solutions

Energy & utilities solutions

Enterprise project management (e-Builder) solutions

Enterprise resource planning (Viewpoint) solutions

Forensics & public safety solutions

MEP solutions

Project management for contractors solutions

Structural engineering, detailing & fabrication solutions

Surveying & mapping solutions
Once the audience and focus are figured out, proposals need just four things to qualify for acceptance: title, abstract, objectives and biography.
Proposals must also be written in English and contain no commercial sales pitches for products or companies.
Submission deadline: April 14, 2023
The Dimensions Speaker Proposal Handbook is filled with tips for creating successful proposals, from choosing a focus to simple guidelines for titles, abstracts, objectives and biographies.
Successful proposals will:
- Have a concise and specific purpose
- Align objectives to relevant industry needs
- Cater content to a specific user level
- Express clear benefits for attendees
- Demonstrate the value of technology
Successful speakers are:
- Technically proficient
- Subject matter experts
- Excellent communicators
- Passionate about sharing knowledge
- Active on social media
Speakers are responsible for all personal expenses, including travel, lodging, transportation, additional meals and incidentals.