PTAG at Autodesk University 2026: Connecting Execution Architecture and Project Data

PTAG’s Datum implementation team will be at Autodesk University, The Design & Make Conference, in Las Vegas from September 15 to 17.

Our participation follows PTAG joining the Autodesk Service Provider Program and reflects a broader focus on helping capital project organizations connect digital platforms with the execution models they are intended to support.

PTAG’s North American Datum team brings experience from inside complex capital project data environments, including CFIHOS handover requirements, Advanced Work Packaging, project controls, and the data quality practices needed to maintain trustworthy asset information from engineering through turnover.

Our approach starts with execution architecture.

Before configuring a system, project teams need alignment on how work will be structured, governed, controlled, and handed over. Datum can then carry that architecture through the project lifecycle. Configuring the technology first can create the opposite outcome: a capable system reinforcing processes and data structures that were never fully aligned.

Kevin Murphy, Tedd Weitzman, Hal Brothers, Aaron Wartman, and Jeremy Rasmussen will be at Autodesk University throughout the event.

For owners evaluating Autodesk Datum for a major capital program, or already deploying it and encountering challenges around data standards, work packaging, or project information governance, the PTAG team will have meeting availability September 15 to 17.

Contact Kevin Murphy to arrange a conversation in Las Vegas.