The Digital Twin Hub at CPC, together with Cranfield University, has introduced an innovative training course to prepare professionals for the rapidly evolving technology of digital twins, a concept that is reshaping business paradigms across various industries in today’s tech-driven world.
As John Erkoyuncu, Professor of Digital Engineering at Cranfield University, explained: “We’re in a very exciting time where digital twins can actually transform the way businesses operate. This course gives you the opportunity to leap ahead of the competition and not fall behind.”
The course is designed to be highly practical, drawing on real-world examples to demystify the concept of digital twins.
“By learning through real examples, it boosts your confidence in having a conversation about digital twins and starts to deploy digital twins within your organization,” Erkoyuncu noted.
Ryan Hood, Digital Highways Leader at Arup, stressed the importance of seizing this opportunity.
“The time to act is now. Our clients are maturing in their understanding in this space, and they’re demanding more innovative solutions. That’s why we’ve got to act now,” said Hood.
The course not only imparts technical knowledge but also fosters a collaborative community of learners. As Emilia Cardamone, Associate Director at Turner & Townsend, highlighted: “A big part of the course is about creating networks. We don’t see this as just a relationship that you’ll build during the course; we also hope that you’ll be able to continue the discussions beyond the course.”
By combining real-world case studies, expert guidance, and a supportive learning environment, the Digital Twin Hub training course empowers participants to navigate the complexities of digital twins with confidence.
“Will people think digital twin is a very complex thing?” Cardamone acknowledged. “By joining the course, I now manage to explain the concept to my mom.”
This pioneering training course places attendees at the forefront of the technological revolution, providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to leverage digital twins — a viable solution amidst the explosion of data and the need for more efficient operations — thereby driving innovation and unlocking new opportunities for their organizations.
