Alpharetta, Georgia | Published Sept 2026
OnIndus is going to Kahua’s Enabling Innovation 2026 as a booth sponsor. The conference runs from 28 September to 1 October 2026 at Alpharetta, Georgia. OnIndus has been a Kahua partner since 2020, with multiple successful projects alongside capital leaders implementing and optimizing their Kahua systems, and was named Kahua Partner of the Year.
Our team will be on site for all four days, including Partner Training Day on 1 October.
What is Enabling Innovation 2026?
Enabling Innovation is Kahua’s annual customer and partner conference. It brings together capital program owners, project delivery teams, construction technology leaders and Kahua’s partner network.
The 2026 programme covers capital program delivery, platform innovation, and how AI is changing construction workflows. The first three days are built around customer sessions, training camps and breakouts. The final day is dedicated to the Kahua partner ecosystem.
Unlike a general construction trade show, almost everyone in the room already works inside the Kahua ecosystem. That makes it one of the few events in the year where the conversation starts well past the basics.
Why OnIndus is attending
Most of the owners we work with already live on a PMIS. Their questions are rarely about whether the platform works. They are about what happens next.
Three come up more than any others:
- Integration. Project data sits in the PMIS and cost data sits in the ERP. In most programs the two only meet when a person joins them by hand, once a month, under deadline.
- Adoption. The configuration is often good, and half the project teams still work around it.
- Portfolio reporting. Leadership gets a number because someone assembled it over three days, not because the data rolls up on its own.
None of these are platform problems. They are process, integration and adoption problems, and they are the work OnIndus does.
What we will be discussing at the booth
Getting more from an existing Kahua deployment. Optimisation after go-live, ERP and finance integration, workflow automation, reporting, and user adoption across large portfolios.
Preparing capital programs for AI. AI needs structured data, connected systems, and processes that run the same way twice. Most capital programs have none of the three. The groundwork that fixes that is the same groundwork that fixes portfolio reporting today.
Moving from project data to portfolio intelligence. Leadership dashboards, real portfolio visibility, and capital planning that runs on connected data rather than reconstruction.
Real integration work, not theory. The University of Illinois connected project management to their existing ERP in stages rather than replacing either system, with OnIndus supporting the work. Kahua published the story, and it remains the closest public example to what most owners are trying to work out.
Come meet the team, or book a slot
OnIndus is on site for all four days, so the simplest option is to come and find the team. If you would rather lock in a time, conference calendars fill quickly. Shawn Davidson of OnIndus is taking meetings across all four days. Thirty minutes, no deck, and the agenda is whatever is most useful to you.