Construction Industry Transformation: From Legacy to Modern Software

Digital transformation in construction is rarely about chasing new tools. It’s about evolving systems that already support real projects, real teams, and real data.

This webinar looks at how construction companies move from legacy software to modern platforms in a controlled, practical way. We’ll talk about how transformation unfolds over time, what usually changes first, and how technology decisions influence planning, execution, and long-term development.

The discussion focuses on software architecture, data structure, and GIS platforms used in construction and infrastructure projects. Instead of theory, the speakers will share hands-on perspectives from building, modernizing, and running systems that must stay reliable while the business keeps moving.

⏰ Date & Time

🗓 January 29, 2026

🕓 15:00 EDT (New York) | 21:00 CEST (Berlin)

📍 Live Webinar

🎙 Speakers

Alec Pestov – CEO of vGis, developer of vSiteBuilds GIS platforms used in live construction and infrastructure projects.

Igor Omelianchuk – Tech & R&D Expert, CEO at Corsac TechnologiesWorks on complex systems and development strategies where software can’t afford to break.

Andrew Lychuk – Fractional CTO & IT Infrastructure StrategistHelps companies modernize legacy systems without slowing down the business.

💡 What we’ll cover

• How transformation in construction software actually happens
• The difference between modernizing and replacing systems
• How legacy platforms evolve alongside new solutions
• The role of data, GIS, and system architecture
• How to approach change without disrupting ongoing projects

🔎 Who should attend

• Construction and infrastructure leaders
• CTOs, CIOs, and IT decision-makers
• Digital transformation and operations teams
• Product and engineering teams in construction
• Anyone shaping long-term technology strategy

👉🏻 Join the session to get a clear, practical view of how construction companies move from legacy to modern software — step by step, without hype.