The Nemetschek Group, a global leader in AEC software solutions, targets 15-20% market share in India within three years, leveraging innovative solutions and ethical AI practices.
Aec MarketIndian Construction IndustryNemetschek GroupSoftware SolutionsReal Estate MarketReal Estate MumbaiJul 10, 2024
The Nemetschek Group aims to capture 15-20% of India's AEC market within the next three years.
India's construction market is driven by exponential growth, projected to become the third-largest globally by 2025, along with a large number of construction projects and a booming real estate market.
The Nemetschek Group focuses on leveraging innovative solutions and an ethical approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the AEC industry.
The MoU between the Nemetschek Group and JJ College of Architecture marks a significant partnership in the Indian AEC industry, aimed at promoting innovation and growth.
India's real estate market is currently booming, with a large number of construction projects and a growing demand for housing and infrastructure.
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