ArchiFuture 2026
Optimize Architecture & Design Software with License Intelligence
Join Open iT at ArchiFuture 2026 and connect with architects, engineers, and BIM specialists shaping the future of digital design and construction. We’ll be at TFT Hall in Tokyo to show how design and engineering teams can see — and control — exactly how their CAD, BIM, and simulation software licenses are being used.
October 23, 2026 (Friday)
TFT Hall
3-4-10 Ariake, Koto Ward, Tokyo
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Booth Location
Open iT will be exhibiting at ArchiFuture 2026, Japan’s leading conference and exhibition for architecture, BIM, and digital construction technology, held Friday, October 23, 2026 at TFT Hall in Tokyo’s Ariake waterfront district.
Our exact booth number is being finalized with the organizers — check back here closer to the event, or ask at the venue information desk on the day. Stop by to see LicenseAnalyzer, ComputeAnalyzer, and CLIMS in action, and to talk through how your firm can track and optimize its CAD, BIM, and engineering software licenses.
Your CAD, BIM, and Simulation Licenses Are Expensive.
Are You Using Them Efficiently?
AEC firms are investing heavily in BIM, 3D modeling, digital twins, and simulation software — but license spend doesn’t always track with actual usage. A seat that’s installed isn’t the same as a seat that’s being used, and engineering license servers rarely make that gap visible.
Open iT’s LicenseAnalyzer platform meters real usage of the tools ArchiFuture attendees run every day — Autodesk, Ansys, Bentley, Bluebeam, Siemens NX, and more — down to the user, feature, and host, so your team can see exactly where license spend is working and where it isn’t.
True Active Usage across your design stack
Installed isn’t the same as used. Open iT measures real usage of CAD, BIM, and rendering tools at the license server — the install-versus-use gap discovery tools can’t see.
Feature-level licensing for bundled applications
Suites like Autodesk’s AEC Collection or Ansys bundle dozens of modules under one license. Open iT maps usage down to the feature, so you know which modules people actually open.
Concurrent usage, measured at the source
Checked out and returned, concurrent engineering licenses are invisible to install-based tools. Open iT records checkouts and denials at the server across FlexNet, DSLS, and other license managers.
Built for Autodesk, Ansys, and the AEC stack
Point solutions for Autodesk and Ansys licensing put engineering-specific usage data in front of the people who plan renewals and budgets — including growing support for Autodesk’s cloud-based licensing portal.
Firms like Chiyoda Corporation, Burns & McDonnell, and Ansys itself have used Open iT to reclaim double-digit percentages of license spend in their first optimization cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ArchiFuture 2026?
ArchiFuture is one of Japan’s leading conferences and exhibitions on architecture, digital technology, and future-ready design practices, bringing together architects, engineers, and software innovators shaping the future of AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction). The 2026 edition runs Friday, October 23, 2026 at TFT Hall in Tokyo, with lectures, technical forums, and an exhibition floor.
Where can I find Open iT at ArchiFuture 2026?
Open iT will be exhibiting on-site for the full day. Our booth location is being finalized with the organizers — stop by our team on the day, or book a meeting in advance, and we’ll confirm the exact location beforehand.
Does Open iT support Autodesk, Ansys, and other AEC software?
Yes. Open iT offers point solutions for Autodesk and Ansys licensing, plus broader support for engineering and construction design applications including Siemens NX, Dassault Systèmes, Bluebeam, Bentley, Esri, Hexagon, and Trimble — including growing support for Autodesk’s cloud-based licensing portal.
Book A Meeting
Koichi, Yu, and Kim from our Japan team will be on-site throughout ArchiFuture 2026. Book a short meeting before or during the event, or stop by our booth to walk through how Open iT can bring usage visibility to your design and engineering software.
