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The Evolution of Digital Twin – and How Emerging Tech Is Driving Adoption

A digital twin is a dynamic digital model of a product, process, or person, which analyzes existing business system data combined with real-world data. However, the value expands past the single digital model of an asset and is increasingly an underpinning element of an organization's digital transformation initiatives.

Simulation: Are we democratized yet?

Years ago, finite element analysis (FEA) was prohibitively expensive, required expert training, and delivered dangerously flawed results. Is simulation more accessible now?

In Praise of Simulation

PTC's Gregory Brown writes that simulation is no longer entirely the preserve of degreed specialists, and is evolving to serve a broader audience.