Introduction
Since 2012, CCTech has been an Autodesk ISV partner and an offshore development partner, with a long history of experience in Autodesk Forma, Autodesk Platform Services, enterprise integration architecture, and data-driven workflow automation. This allows us to go beyond point integrations and provide integrated platforms with real-time visibility, process consistency, and future-ready capabilities like analytics, AI, and digital twins.
Key Challenges
Disconnected systems across BIM, project delivery platforms, ERP, CRM, scheduling, and reporting environments
Manual transfer of project and business data leading to delays, duplication, and inconsistent information
Lack of a single source of truth across project execution and enterprise operations
Limited real-time visibility into project performance, approvals, cost, schedule, and document status
Difficulty scaling integration logic and governance across multiple projects, regions, or business units
Our Approach
Enterprise Integration Strategy
Access
Analyze current systems landscape, workflows, and data dependencies
Architecture
Design an integration architecture
Integration
Develop and connect data models
Govern
Build a governed digital ecosystem using APS and secure APIs
Scale
Expand and optimize the integration framework for real-time visibility
Industry Drivers & Business Necessity
- Integrated reporting is rapidly gaining momentum in its expectations by owners and EPC organizations in design, project controls, and enterprise systems.
- Large capital projects require project delivery platforms and business applications.
- The use of data-driven decision-making is emerging as a fundamental requirement in scheduling costs and risk management.
- The first step of organizations that are investing in analytics, AI, and digital twins is a trusted connected data backbone.
What We Deliver
Example Use Case
CCTech helped a large infrastructure firm to integrate Autodesk Forma with ERP and analytics to improve project visibility throughout the organization. By creating an interrelated data layer between the project and business systems, the client would be able to increase reporting consistency, reduce the need for team coordination, and offer a more solid base on which the executive decisions would be made.
Frequently Asked Questions
Implementations of enterprise integration and connected data platforms take between 8-20 weeks, based on the number of systems, complexity of data mapping, dependencies of workflows, and degree of automation needed.
The cost depends on several factors, including the number of systems involved, the complexity of integration, the volume of data, any specific workflow customizations needed, and the overall scale of its deployment. We typically suggest a gradual implementation. This approach helps ensure it aligns with your business priorities, assists with risk management, and fits within your budget plans.
Yes. CCTech specializes in integrating Autodesk platforms with other important enterprise systems. ERP, CRM, scheduling tools, business intelligence (BI), and other systems are included in the digital project.
Yes. It is reusable and scalable, enabling organizations to incorporate a uniform system of architecture. It is scalable to any project, program, or different business units within a region.
Yes. CCTech assists with post-deployment monitoring, optimization, enhancement, and scaling of the integration and linked data environment, as business needs change.
A connected data platform is a single digital platform that connects project systems, including BIM and Autodesk Forma, with enterprise systems, including ERP, CRM, scheduling, and analytics software. It ensures a continuous inflow of information and increases transparency in the organization.
Typically, basic integration results in a connected data platform. It involves the need to develop a structured method of data management, good governance, automation of processes, information validation, continuous monitoring of operations, and scalability across the entire ecosystem
Yes. APS is used when integrating different elements in our Autodesk ecosystem. It assists in creating enterprise-level solutions that are scalable, reliable, and maintainable.
Several important steps are taken to ensure data consistency. These steps include creating structured mapping rules, applying validation logic to the rules, implementing synchronization controls, introducing methods to monitor the data, and assigning ownership to the data.
Yes. One of the core abilities of this service is to create a foundationally connected data environment (CDE). This feature supports future initiatives.
