CYPE has brought together around a dozen of its distributors from Europe and Asia in Alicante (Spain) to create synergies and boost the company's international growth in these two continents. The partners who visited CYPE's facilities were responsible for the markets of Albania, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Malaysia, Poland, Romania, Croatia and Slovenia.
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This event, held between 13 and 15 June, is part of CYPE's policy of engaging with its commercial partners to learn about the needs of the building sector in each country where it operates, and has also helped to present the new features of the recently launched version 2025, review the codes implemented in each of these countries and learn about the technological advances of the BIMserver.center platform.
Carlos Fernández, technical director of CYPE, stresses that "Adapting our programs to each country's specific needs has always been one of our priorities, which has led us to adapt our programs to their singularities, both in terms of linguistic aspects and code implementation".
CYPE software is currently used by professionals in 180 nations, has implemented the codes of more than 50 countries, and has versions in German, several varieties of Spanish, French, English, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese, as well as versions in Bulgarian, Japanese, Romanian and Russian.
As for the markets that have been present at this CYPE Summer Summit 2024, CYPE accelerated its growth strategy in 2018 both in Europe and in Asia, where it is strengthening the use of its BIM programs in countries such as South Korea, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam. In the European market, this drive to consolidate the use of CYPE software is also being boosted in countries such as Slovenia, Poland and Romania.
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