Beiing Human Joins Trimble Dimensions 2026 as Sponsor and Speaker

We have news to share: Beiing Human is an official sponsor of Trimble Dimensions 2026, and our founder Rishi Srivastava will be joining the program as a speaker.

Dimensions 2026 runs November 9–11, 2026 at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas — three days of keynotes, technical sessions, and direct conversations with the people building the future of construction, geospatial, transportation, and natural resources.

We’re proud to be part of it. But beyond the announcement, we want to share why this event matters right now — and what we plan to bring to the conversation.

Construction Is Mid-Transformation. The Back Office Is Still Catching Up.

Walk any modern jobsite and the transformation is visible. Connected equipment. Drones surveying in minutes what used to take days. BIM models flowing between architects, GCs, and subs. Digital twins guiding decisions before a single shovel hits the ground.

Then walk into the back office of those same companies.

You’ll often find a finance team buried in PDFs. AP clerks rekeying invoice data into the ERP one field at a time. Project accountants chasing approvals across email threads. Controllers reconciling numbers that should have arrived clean and never did.

This is the gap. The jobsite has moved into the future. The back office hasn’t.

And it’s not a small problem. Manual document processes don’t just slow finance teams down — they delay payments, strain subcontractor relationships, distort job costing, and undermine every downstream report leadership relies on to make decisions. The cost shows up everywhere, just not always on the line item that says “manual data entry.”

Why Dimensions Is the Right Room for This Conversation

Trimble Dimensions has built a reputation as one of the few industry events where the field and the back office actually sit in the same room. CFOs share sessions with project managers. IT directors swap notes with operations leads. Software partners stand alongside the construction firms putting their tools to work.

That mix is rare, and it matters. The back-office problem in construction isn’t going to be solved by finance teams alone, or by IT alone, or by the technology vendors alone. It needs the field, the office, and the platforms to align on what “clean, accurate, ERP-ready data” actually looks like in practice — and then build toward it together.

Dimensions is one of the few places that conversation can genuinely happen at scale.

What Beiing Human Is Bringing to the Stage

At Beiing Human, we’ve spent years working with construction finance and operations teams who refuse to accept that manual document chaos is just “how it is.” Our AI-powered AP automation platform plugs directly into the ERP systems these teams already rely on — including Trimble Viewpoint Vista, where we’re proud to hold official certification on the Trimble Marketplace — so the data flowing into the books matches what’s actually happening in the field.

Along the way, we’ve learned a few things worth sharing:

• Automation isn’t just about speed. The bigger win is accuracy — and the trust it builds between finance and the field.
• The ERP isn’t the bottleneck. What feeds the ERP is. Most teams have invested heavily in their system of record but starved the data pipeline that fills it.
• The teams that win don’t replace people with software. They free their people from the work that was burning them out and redirect that capacity toward judgment, analysis, and relationships.

Rishi’s session at Dimensions 2026 will draw directly on these lessons — what we’ve seen work, what we’ve seen fail, and the practical playbook construction finance leaders can take back to their own teams.

A Note From Rishi

“Speaking at Dimensions 2026 means a lot to me. This industry has been told for years that transformation is coming — but for finance and operations leaders, the day-to-day still feels stuck. I’m looking forward to sharing what we’ve learned from teams that are actually closing the gap, and to learning from a community that’s been pushing this conversation forward for years.”

— Rishi Srivastava, Founder, Beiing Human

Session Details — Coming Soon

Rishi’s session title, abstract, and timing will be announced once the Trimble program is finalized. We’ll update our Dimensions 2026 event page the moment details are live, and we’ll be sharing updates here and on LinkedIn in the lead-up to the event.

Let’s Meet in Vegas

If you’re attending Trimble Dimensions 2026, we’d love to connect on-site. Whether it’s a quick hello between sessions, a coffee, or a proper sit-down to talk through what your team is working on — drop us a note and we’ll find time.

The construction industry is mid-transformation. The back office deserves to catch up. We’ll see you in Vegas.

Beiing Human is pioneering document automation for the construction industry. Learn more at beiinghuman.com.

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