Definition
A virtual model of a real-world process, product, or service used for simulation, testing, and monitoring in a digital environment.
Learn more about Digital Twin
In 2014, SAP Business Consulting conducted its initial study to understand companies’ visions for digital supply chain management. A lot has changed since then.
Following the spinoff of J&J’s consumer brands, Kathy Wengel is strengthening the pharma and med device business’s core technical operations and building a framework for risk management.
As more supply chains build digital twins, few are adding their customers to the modeling, leaving gaps in their ability to drive better outcomes.
A truly digital enterprise has transformed business processes both in customer relations and internal operations. The challenge businesses face is trying to catch up with constantly changing technology while remaining relevant to customers, and…
Artificial intelligence, cloud, edge and digital twins all figure prominently.
Use digital capabilities to optimize agility, flexibility, and customer loyalty during rising inflation.
Digital Twins (DT) could deliver benefits in supply chains if it were not for certain misconceptions that prevent companies from unlocking the technology’s huge potential.
The combined capabilities allow companies to analyze options and locate the best absolute location for future plants, warehouses and 3PLs.
Find out why the recent Colonial Pipeline cyberattack reinforces the need for modeling and creating a digital twin of a supply chain, which can go a long way in planning for uncertainty.
Digital twins represent physical objects, systems or processes and are used to enhance the production process and make better products.
