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Elecosoft champions innovation as the sponsor of C-Tech Club Start-Up Village & 2025 Catalogue of Construction Technology at Digital Construction Week 2025

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Elecosoft, a leading provider of software solutions and services for the built environment, is reaffirming its commitment to innovation and industry collaboration by sponsoring the C-Tech Club Start-Up Village and supporting the C-Tech Club Catalogue at Digital Construction Week (DCW) 2025. The event, taking place 4–5 June at ExCeL London, gathers the brightest minds and cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of construction, engineering, and architecture. 

Empowering the next generation of construction technology 

The C-Tech Club Start-Up Village is a focal point at DCW, spotlighting emerging companies and founders driving technological advancement in the construction sector. The zone provides a platform for start-ups to connect with industry leaders, investors, and peers. By championing these innovators, Elecosoft hopes to help foster an ecosystem that accelerates the adoption of new technologies and supports the digital future of the built environment.  

Celebrating start-up excellence and industry progress 

As the construction sector continues to evolve, partnerships like that between Elecosoft and the C-Tech Club are vital for nurturing talent, sharing knowledge, and driving meaningful progress across the industry. The C-Tech Club Catalogue highlights 183 companies from 19 countries that are examples of the best of what construction technology has to offer.  It presents this information across 31 categories of technology – from Geotech scans to commissioning and digital handover software.  It therefore represents a full taxonomy from which construction managers and project managers can choose the types of technology that are right for their projects. 

A partnership built on shared values 

Elecosoft’s sponsorship reflects its deep-rooted passion for construction technology and its evolution from traditional engineering to a software and technology-focused business. The company’s approach to innovation is underpinned by three core principles: 

  • Customer Collaboration: Working closely with a global customer base to solve unique challenges in the built environment. 
  • In-House Excellence: Investing in dedicated R&D teams and technical talent to develop tailored solutions, while offering expertise and support to customers and partners. 
  • Strategic Partnerships: Building trusted relationships across the industry, as exemplified by Elecosoft’s ongoing collaboration with the C-Tech Club. 

Jonathan Hunter, CEO of Elecosoft, remarked in the C-Tech Club Catalogue, “At the heart of every Elecosoft solution is its customer. In-house software development and custom integrations, training, technical support, and consultancy services align with our world-class products to enable our customers to create certainty and accelerate their digital transformation journeys”. 

John Priestland, Founder of the C-Tech Club, added, “What makes the C-Tech Club special is that it is here to support founders.  Elecosoft appreciates the challenge that early-stage businesses face and, through its support, is playing its part of making the journey just a little easier.” 

Driving digital transformation at DCW 

As part of Digital Construction Week, Elecosoft will also be demonstrating its market-leading software solutions for the built environment that span project planning, estimating, portfolio management, 4D & 5D BIM, data management and analytics. Attendees can engage with Elecosoft’s team to explore how these tools support efficient operations, helping companies across the construction lifecycle embrace digital transformation. 

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