A recent study executed by AVEVA found that 89% of industrial companies are investing in digital solutions to drive sustainability, with a focus on collaboration tools, real-time data and predictive analytics, while 99% of executive respondents see a connected workforce as key to success, using real-time digital tools and AI-infused analytics that provide guidance and decision support. A digital twin approach can achieve all of this, and more.
As it ramps up the transition to net-zero, the global energy industry is doubling down on digital twins to drive industry 4.0 initiatives on brownfield optimisation projects – driven by electrification, etc – and net-new renewable facilities to unlock their data for the next wave of innovation. View this session on demand to hear how, as an EPC, Kent is using an 8-dimensional approach to digital twins to create enhanced collaboration and transparency in capital projects, while integrating that same data with operational systems to create enhancements across the entire life of the asset. There are various definitions and concepts for a digital twin but the goals are always the same to:
- Reduce cost
- Enhance safety
- Optimise operations
- Increase production
- Reduce downtime
- Reduce emissions
- Achieve Efficiency
Please view on demand Wassim Ghadban, VP of Global Innovation & Digital Engineering at Kent, to hear how a mature approach to the digital twin is the most effective path, and how to optimise your approach to derive maximum value at critical points across your asset lifecycle.
