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g-f(2)450 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE (8/26/2021), CIO, Digital twins: 4 success stories




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Opportunity, Multiple benefits of digital twins, CIO
  • Today, companies are increasingly seeking to meld the digital world of data with the physical world through digital twins. Digital twins serve as a bridge between the two domains, providing a real-time virtual representation of physical objects and processes.
  • These virtual clones of physical operations can help organizations simulate scenarios that would be too time-consuming or expensive to test with physical assets. They can help organizations monitor operations, perform predictive maintenance, and provide insight for capital purchase decisions, creating long-range business plans, identifying new inventions, and improving processes.
        Opportunity, The global digital twin market size, CIO 
        • In a forecast released in September 2020, research firm MarketsandMarkets said the global digital twin market size was $3.1 billion in 2020 and would reach $48.2 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 58% over the period.
        Lessons learned, Here are four examples of how organizations are using digital twins effectively today, CIO 
        1. Rolls-Royce improves jet engine efficiency. Multinational aerospace and defense company Rolls-Royce has deployed digital twin technology to monitor the engines it produces.
        2. Mars optimizes its supply chain with digital twin. Confectionary, pet care, and food company Mars has created a digital twin of its manufacturing supply chain to support its businesses. 
        3. TIAA reduces client service complexity. The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America-College Retirement Equities Fund (TIAA) helps teachers manage their retirement funds. 
        4. Bayer Crop Science reshapes strategy with virtual factories. Bayer Crop Science has leveraged digital twins to create “virtual factories” for each of its nine corn seed manufacturing sites in North America. 


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        Opportunity, Multiple benefits of digital twins, CIO
        • Today, companies are increasingly seeking to meld the digital world of data with the physical world through digital twins. Digital twins serve as a bridge between the two domains, providing a real-time virtual representation of physical objects and processes.
        • These virtual clones of physical operations can help organizations simulate scenarios that would be too time-consuming or expensive to test with physical assets. They can help organizations monitor operations, perform predictive maintenance, and provide insight for capital purchase decisions, creating long-range business plans, identifying new inventions, and improving processes.
              Opportunity, The global digital twin market size, CIO 
              • In a forecast released in September 2020, research firm MarketsandMarkets said the global digital twin market size was $3.1 billion in 2020 and would reach $48.2 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 58% over the period.
              Lessons learned, Here are four examples of how organizations are using digital twins effectively today, CIO 
              1. Rolls-Royce improves jet engine efficiency. Multinational aerospace and defense company Rolls-Royce has deployed digital twin technology to monitor the engines it produces.
              2. Mars optimizes its supply chain with digital twin. Confectionary, pet care, and food company Mars has created a digital twin of its manufacturing supply chain to support its businesses. 
              3. TIAA reduces client service complexity. The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America-College Retirement Equities Fund (TIAA) helps teachers manage their retirement funds. 
              4. Bayer Crop Science reshapes strategy with virtual factories. Bayer Crop Science has leveraged digital twins to create “virtual factories” for each of its nine corn seed manufacturing sites in North America. 


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