The Value Potential of Digital Twins and Digital Threads - Results of Industry Research

• The "False Start" Cycle: Attempts to implement a digital twin or digital thread often stall due to unforeseen complexities, leading to project frustration and internal uncertainty.
• The Missing Link: Digital transformation efforts in product development, production, operations, and support frequently derail because there is no clear roadmap for linking multiple product representations across the different disciplines involved and for creating virtual geometric and behavioral replicas.
• Analysis Paralysis: The sheer scope of DTW-DTH possibilities is so vast that organizations struggle to figure out where to start.
• The Risk Factor: The DTW-DTH appears sophisticated and complex, but without real-world evidence of where success has actually been achieved, it is hard to assess and manage project risk accurately.

A Blueprint for Your Roadmap

• Learn how to clearly define the objectives, requirements, and deployment roadmaps for DTW-DTH solutions.
• Understand how to successfully create and manage a product's digital representation across its entire lifecycle within the complex A&D ecosystem.

Direct Solution Provider Insight

• Find out how leading solution providers actually implement digital threads and digital twins today, an opportunity to move past the sales hype to see real execution.

Proven, Real-World Value Metrics

See real-world examples of use-case-level value propositions and validated benefits for the PLM ecosystem, including:

• Improved data portability and transparency of PLM events.
• Proven ways to reduce operational friction and lower operations costs.
• Improved product Operational Transparency and how it translates directly into improved safety, peak operational efficiency, and product design.

While this research originated within the Aerospace & Defense industry, the challenges of data silos, scaling digital twins, and managing product lifecycles are universal. This webinar is vital for leaders across Automotive, Industrial Equipment, Energy, Medical Devices, High-Tech, and any industry managing highly complex, multidisciplinary products. Anyone with responsibility or interest in understanding the current capability of PLM Solution providers to demonstrate digital twin and digital thread capabilities by applying use cases from a curated catalog of A&D use cases.

Specific roles that would benefit from attending:

• Product Program & Engineering Managers
• PLM Program & Project Managers
• Systems Engineers & Systems Architects
• PLM Solution Architects
• Digitalization & Digital Transformation Solution Architects
• Strategy & Digital Innovation
• Digital Thread & Digitalization Strategists
• Digital Transformation Leaders
• Technology Providers
• PLM Solution Providers looking to benchmark against the current commercial landscape