BIM/AECO Software Market Share, Size and Forecast
The Cambashi BIM Observatory serves as a reliable source for accurate, detailed, and consistent market data, facilitating cohesive strategic planning activities. The observatory focuses on three pivotal dimensions—product/provider, country, and industry—providing comprehensive information on the competitive landscape.




Comprehensive Coverage
Detailed data on software across 53+ countries, various industry sectors, providers, and products.
Customized Datasets
Tailored projects for specific sectors, applications, or geographies.
Flexible Access
Focus on important details by limiting scope geographically, by industry, company or product.

Updates
The Observatory is updated every quarter and is accessible either as a “one-off” purchase or through a subscription service.
Years
The Observatory includes data for the current year, four historical years, and four forecast years.
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“We want to provide a consistent and relevant data set that offers help to all stakeholders – across the group, for individual brands, and regionally. Cambashi, in our view, delivered the best quality market data available for the AEC Market, from a proven track record.”
Jens Lederer, Director of Business Development for Nemetschek Group
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AEC-Related Professions
Data from the Cambashi Employment Observatory shows that world-wide there are 8x the number of managers and skilled trades people compared with architects, engineers and technicians. This represents a significant opportunity not only for BIM software vendors but also for businesses looking for further efficiencies as part of digital transformation.
Examples of AEC-Related Professions
- Architects
- Civil Engineers
- Engineering Technicians
- Draughtspersons
- Construction Managers
- Construction Supervisors
- Skilled Tradespeople
Cambashi’s BIM software research journey
1990 – Initiated coverage of AEC vendors
2009 – First Observatory with AEC market data
2010 – Added Industry segmentation to AEC data
2017 – First BIM Design Software Observatory
2019 – Expanding BIM Observatory portfolio to cover Construct and Operate phases.
2020 February– Launch of BIM Charter to oversee research
2020 – Two new BIM Observatories published for Construct and Operate
2024 – BIM Data Management segment added