With digital twins, CEOs don’t have to just wave a magical wand — it’s a process of gradually expanding the information at your disposal and using more and more data to understand how ...

Organizations often use digital twins to make choices about how best to configure and run the system or process. The digital twin is used to simulate the likely impact of changes, to evaluate ...

To counter these common objections, here are five best practices for digital twin implementation that may help you evangelize the most productive approach to seize opportunities for your organization.

Thomas Muth, strategic business development director for Dassault Systemes-Delmia sees the key differences between simulation and digital twin coming down across several areas:. Scope—simulation uses ...

This smart technology has been in the news for quite some time but how useful is it for industrial plants? Bart Moors, ...

Think of an employee digital twin as a virtual simulation of its human counterpart. Employees volunteer to participate in the initiative, in which software analyses their behaviour and work ...

On a life-cycle basis, each digital twin can prevent roughly 0.15 tCO2e emissions, equivalent to driving a personal car for about 451 miles. As a result of BMO’s successes, they are now incorporating ...

Getting back to basics, a digital twin is a virtual representation or model that serves as the real-time digital counterpart of a physical object or process. This concept is not new to the ...

Process mining has evolved from an academic concept (first published in 2001) to a popular software tool for analyzing, monitoring, and improving process performance.

Nvidia, best known for its consumer graphics cards, also has a digital twin solution, called Omniverse, which manufacturers such as Mercedes-Benz are using to design their manufacturing processes.