Learn Digital Twin Implementation Strategies at ASME’s Upcoming Virtual Event
Learn Digital Twin Implementation Strategies at ASME’s Upcoming Virtual Event
The Digital Twin Summit, taking place virtually from anywhere on November 11-12, is just a few weeks away. Now is your chance to connect with industry experts from Ford, Booz Allen Hamilton, Siemens Energy, IBM, and Newport News Shipbuilding as they share their strategies for implementing a digital-first vision across their product lifecycles at the Digital Twin Summit.
Prominent industry leaders will join the Digital Twin Summit and share key insights on the latest digital twin technologies. These industry experts will be presenting at the following sessions:
Prominent industry leaders will join the Digital Twin Summit and share key insights on the latest digital twin technologies. These industry experts will be presenting at the following sessions:
- Crossing the Digital Divide: Digital Twin Success Stories
- Automotive: Dr. Annie Zeng, technical expert, Digital Twin and Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Manufacturing, Ford
- Environmental Sustainability: Dr. Maruthi Devarakonda, associate/lead engineer, Booz Allen Hamilton
- Digital Twin Based Product Design
- Siemens Energy: Matthew Bryan, head of Digital Agile Program Management, Siemens Energy
- Newport News Shipbuilding: Jonathan Sherman, director, Engineer and Design Process and Tools, Newport News Shipbuilding
- Digital Twins of Tomorrow
- Cathy Wang, product manager, IBM
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