MiC 4.0 Live Webinar for Construction Companies

I am April 21, 2026 from 8:00 AM to 8:45 AM MiC 4.0 invites you to a free live webinar. The focus is on the question of what role standardized data plays in the digitalization of construction processes – and what construction companies should know about it today.

Digital construction site needs common standards
The construction site is becoming increasingly digital. Machines, attachments, and construction processes are generating more and more data – but without common standards, many potentials remain unutilized.

MiC 4.0 picks up exactly here: The initiative creates the basis for a uniform, manufacturer-independent digital language and thus makes an important contribution to the digitalization of the construction process.

Compact Introduction to MiC 4.0
The webinar offers an understandable and concise introduction to the work of MiC 4.0. Among other things, it will cover:

  • Why standardization is increasingly important in construction
  • What goals and approaches does MiC 4.0 pursue
  • What concrete benefits construction companies can derive from standardized data

Practical examples and experiences from application
The added value of MiC 4.0 is made tangible through selected examples. In addition, users from practice report on their experiences and show how standardized data already supports everyday construction and unlocks efficiency potential today.

Target audience
The webinar is aimed at construction companies that want to gain an overview of the role MiC 4.0 can play in their machine fleet and construction processes. The focus is on a practical and realistic introduction to the topic.

Following the webinar, there will be an opportunity for questions, exchange, and discussion.

Terms and Registration
📅 April 21, 2026
🕗 8:00 AM – 8:45 AM

Registration: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/311007b3-3882-4b07-b9b0-1c0af534c4c7@20d62e7b-4420-48d0-ba3f-70cadc237837

Further dates in the first half of 2026

  • May 19, 2026 – Review Part 1: Fundamentals
  • June 9, 2026 – Part 2: The MiC 4.0 BUS